There’s A Brand New Period Drama Coming To Maltese TV And It’s Set In A 1930s Circus
Whether you’re a fan of Strada Stretta (the hit TV show that took over the island’s airwaves) or just love a good period drama, we’ve got some exciting news for you!
Lovin Malta can confirm that a new TV series set in Malta in the 1930s will start airing this October. L-Għarusa will center around the mysterious murder of a young woman, and to take things up a notch, the whole show will also feature strong ties to the circus. Of course, the series will include a steaming new love triangle.
Filmed and produced by Sharpshoot Media (the same team who created Strada Stretta) L-Għarusa will air 26 episodes in the first year alone. Filming for the show starts next month as over five unique sets designed to replicate Maltese life in the 1930s have already been constructed.
Written by Audrey Brincat Dalli and directed by Justin Farrugia and Steven Dalli the story begins with a modern day collector buying an antique wedding dress to add to a museum collection; but the dress comes with a dark history.
