Where
Teatru Salesjan View Map
The Seas of Sharing is a pirate-themed performance for the whole family, which explores themes of ownership, belonging, and sharing through a fun, action packed and adventurous story.
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Minimum Age
All ages
Tickets
When
Sep 8 2026
SEP
8
Tue
SEP
8
Tue
Description

A Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure
Get ready to set sail on a bright, high-energy pirate adventure! Developed during an intensive 32-day international performing arts residency at Teatru Salesjan, The Seas of Sharing blends physical comedy and stock characters with the literary spirit of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. Designed to captivate young children and families, this devised production relies on gesture, rhythm, and playful physical theatre to tell a funny, action-packed story.
The Staging & Atmosphere:
Brought to life inside the historic stage of Teatru Salesjan in Sliema, Malta, the production makes full use of the venue’s flexible staging and intimate atmosphere. Designed with dynamic physical storytelling at its core, the performance turns simple stage elements into high-seas escapades, bringing rich characterisation and fast-paced comedy straight to your seat.
Themes of the Story:
At its heart, The Seas of Sharing uses the high-seas excitement to navigate meaningful themes of generosity, teamwork, and sharing. Rather than focusing on greed or conflict, the production reimagines pirate lore to show young audiences that true treasure lies in collaboration and mutual support. Through playful stock characters and expressive physical comedy, the story explores how different personalities can overcome misunderstandings, share resources, and work together to reach a common goal.
The Director:
Teodor Luka: Teodor is an experienced theatre director, arts manager, and founder of Nuance Theatre Company with a rich background in educational performing arts initiatives. Currently serving as Operations & Facilities Manager at Teatru Salesjan, he blends high-level organisational leadership with innovative creative vision. Over his decade-long career, he has directed more than 30 productions, curated multiple physical and youth theatre festivals, and won accolades for creative and technical achievement
Ensemble:
Rachel Nagle: Rachel is an Irish theatre maker and actor completing her Bachelor’s in Drama and Theatre Studies at Trinity College Dublin. Her versatile background spans stage and screen roles, including playing Juliet in Romeo and Juliet and starring in multiple short films.
Aleksandar Ivanov Georgiev: Aleksandar is a dynamic Bulgarian actor and live musician. His stage experience ranges from classical drama to iconic physical roles, such as "Lucky" in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot. Trained in various embodied acting methods, he brings sharp analytical precision, musical talent, and raw physical stamina to character work.
Maria-Magdalena Toshkova: Maria-Magdalena is a Bulgarian theatre practitioner skilled in physical performance, pantomime, and production coordination. She has performed in national touring productions, such as Silently Waiting for You Know Who, and has extended her creative reach into movement direction, with rigorous Lecoq-style theatre-making training.
Nikol Savova: Nikol is an emerging Bulgarian actress, performer, and cultural organiser trained in acrobatics, classical guitar, and Suzuki movement. Her artistic work spans physical theatre, contemporary performances, and award-winning screen roles, including winning Best Actress in "The Challenge" short film competition. In addition to her performance skills, she actively leads youth initiatives and community arts initiatives.
Elisabeth Homolova: Elisabeth is a Czech performance artist studying Drama and Theatre Studies at Trinity College Dublin with a rich foundation in acting, singing, and movement. Her diverse performance experience includes anti-war movement adaptations at Goose on a String Theatre and musical ensemble productions. Complementing her stage work, she possesses technical production and costume experience, providing a complete perspective on performance creation.