Explore the pursuit of happiness through music, theatre, and sharp social satire with The Busker.

DROGI takes audiences into a satirical, dystopian world where happiness is no longer simply an emotion, but something that can be measured, monitored, and commercially optimised. Blending live music, theatrical storytelling, and witty humour, the performance questions how society defines happiness and the lengths people go to in search of it.

Part autobiographical and part fictional, the production draws on the personal experiences, emotions, and identities of The Busker’s three members, exploring how these have shaped their journey both as musicians and individuals. Featuring tracks from the band’s upcoming album, Something in My Head, the show combines original music with a playful yet thought-provoking reflection on modern life.

Produced by The Busker and Sean Borg, with theatrical direction by Borg, DROGI offers a distinctive fusion of music and theatre that challenges audiences to reconsider what it truly means to be happy. The 90-minute performance is presented in Maltese and English and is suitable for ages 12 and over, with younger audiences requiring adult accompaniment.