Coryse Borg to guest blog
Coryse Borg will be guest blogging here on Wired Temples throughout this weekend. Coryse is a well known actress with extensive experience on stage and has brushed her elbow with international stars with parts on full-length feature films like Gladiator (2000). She played the jewish alchemist's wife in Revelation (2001) and the part of the midwife in the US TV film Helen of Troy (2003).
Coryse's first love is the stage and she started acting at the age of 14 when she joined the Manoel Theatre Academy of Dramatic Arts (MTADA). After graduating, she performed in numerous theatrical productions such as Mabel in Oscar Wilde's 'An Ideal Husband', Katrina in 'The Taming of the Shrew', Chiffon in ' Little Shop of Horrors', Maria in 'West Side Story', Hermia in 'A Midsummer's Night Dream', Celia in 'As You Like It' and Queen Vindicta in last year's pantomime 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarves'. She also took part in the local production of 'The Vagina Monologues'.
Coryse has also participated in theatre courses and performances overseas and has been a soloist and backing vocalist in various musical projects and concerts. She has also worked in the marketing and travel sectors and, until she was discovered by Ridley Scott in 2ooo, was a key member of the MaltaMedia team. She is currently working as a drama teacher and lives with her husband and two cats. Her new blog aims to provide a light-hearted look at life and it is a pleasure to introduce her to the readers of this blog.
Born to be a star - Coryse on her role in Gladiator; The Last word - Coryse talks to Sharon Spiteri; An interview with Ramona Depares; Reesa's Blog
posted by Robert Micallef at 12/15/2005 11:43:00 PM
I'll have you know ;) that the DEFINITIVE interview with Coryse "Priceless Princess" Borg was done by moi in the days before internet and there is a short reference to the previous interview (which also included the Queen P and a handful of other lovely wimmin) here.
Bring on the Priceless Princess, I say! This is a perfect outlet for her voluble-ness-ness-ness :)
Thanks Sharon, I added your piece to the post in case some readers skip comments. That's the best photo I've seen of Coryse!
bahahahah qed tara Cor... were those the pix with the scary make-up which we had to airbrush? or had we taken new ones? *giggle*
Har Har sha... I remember those pics. the make up artist had run riot with the blue eyeshadow! noe we had taken new ones in salvino's. i think (though am not 100% sure) that darrin had taken them. I had shortish hair at the time, with blond streaks...
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