INDISKARF
Indiskarf is made up of Malcolm Galea, Boris Cezek and Kris Spiteri. As Indiskarf they create and produce original and innovative musicals with the aim of exposing them to an international audience. Porn is the first such production by Indiskarf and the next project is another musical called The Manoel Monster Show. Indiskarf is supported by Doyaya Studios, Tunin’ Entertainment, and Malcolm Galea Copywriting Services. The name Indiskarf doesn’t really mean anything.
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MALCOLM GALEA
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Malcolm’s previous scripts include The Play with the Silly Name which won the award for Best Production when he directed it for the MADC One Act Play Festival 2003, and the Manoel Theatre pantomimes Cinderella (2003/04) in which he also played dame and Jack and the Beanstalk (2008/09). Malcolm wrote and produced the comic duologue Snubbed Actors Inc. (St. James, 2004), as well as the book and lyrics for Masquerade’s musical 1565 (MCC, 2005). Between 2005 and 2006 Malcolm directed and produced the situation comedy L-Erbgha l’Huma on One TV which he also wrote. His previous work on sketch comedy includes contributions to the MADC’s Fourplay and More Fourplay (Manoel, 2005 & 2008) and the annual satire festival Bla Kondixin. His most recent script was the Masquerade pantomime Aladdin (Manoel, 2009/10) in which he also played Widow Twankey. Additionally, Malcolm is an experienced copywriter, drama tutor, and radio presenter on Xfm.
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BORIS CEZEK
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A well-known name among the local music industry, Boris is a musician and music producer who is known for being a founding member of Doyaya Studios. His mastery of the guitar, bass, drums, and piano have enabled him to play in such outfits as the Refugees, the Flying Alligators, Quicksand, and Mark Storm. Currently he plays with Rug, Ivan Filletti, and his own band the New Harmonics, who were nominated for the 2006 Best Newcomer Award, and the 2007 Best Band Award at the BMAs. His recording studio has made significant contributions to Maltese music and he has recorded and produced a wide variety of bands including Salt, Ivan Filletti, Airport Impressions, Eve Ransom, Aaron Benjamin, Thomas Hedley, N, Chris D’Alfonso, Kristina Cassolani, Robert Galea, 8 Ugly, and the New Harmonics.
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KRIS SPITERI
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Kris has been studying the piano since the age of nine and by the time he was fourteen he was performing in local venues all over the island, as well as on TV and radio. He acquired a B.A. Hons in music studies in 2003, specialising in Performance under the direction of Prof. Michael Laus, and also obtained the PGCE degree in Music Education. Even though Kris has played with several rock bands, including such bands as Syndrome and Quicksand, his main love is for jazz music. In 2004 the Edward Debono foundation gave him the opportunity to attend the jazz course at Canford Summer School of Music in England. In July 2005 he attended the Berklee Summer School in collaboration with Umbria Jazz Clinics. In the same year he was commissioned by St James Cavalier to compose seven non-religious pieces inspired by the last seven words of Jesus Christ. The work was performed in the Passiontide Festival of that same year and repeated in 2006. Kris was also one of the Maltese artists to play in the Malta Jazz Festival 2006, performing some of his original works along with the band Noir. Kris has also released the singles Deflower me from Society and Merry-go-round as a solo artist, and currently performs with Rug and the Residents. Additionally, Kris is also a director of Tunin’ Entertainment; an agency that provides entertainment for all types of events such as weddings and corporate functions.
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