The Moon Looks Delicious From Here (PG13+) No late entry

“The Moon Looks Delicious From Here”, is a deeply personal theatrical tour-de-force from playwright and actor, Aldo Brincat.

Brincat plays an array of characters, all of whom are finding or losing themselves. Language, religion, ambition, sexuality, heritage and political leanings are brought into sharp focus as the two lead characters fight off ‘otherness’, while attempting to assert themselves into a volatile new country.
This heart stopping drama, rich in pathos, was the winner of the Standard Bank Silver Ovation Award at the 50th anniversary of the National Arts Festival (2024), and the Special Jury Award at the Bitesize Theatre Festival in London (2024).

Author, Aldo Brincat is a first-generation South African of Mauritian, Egyptian and Maltese heritage. Born in mid-60’s, Brincat, along with his family, find their maturing years playing out against the backdrop of a country in turmoil.

Brincat is a first-generation South African of Mauritian, Egyptian and Maltese heritage. Born in mid-60’s, Brincat, along with his family, find their maturing years playing out against the backdrop of a country in turmoil.