In the New Year, Limassol’s Rialto Theatre offers a diverse array of performances including “Uncle Vanya” by Dionysus Theatre, Greek songwriter Miltos Paschalidis, “NT Live” broadcast of “Romeo & Juliet” from London, “Colours” concert with singer Sais and poet Yiorgos Papaconstantinou, “Don Quixote” presented by Antilogos Theatre, and a tribute to Cypriot pianist Nicolas Economou. The theatre has lined up an exciting program for January, showcasing local and international talent and ensuring that every night is an affair to remember.
What can theatre enthusiasts expect from Limassol’s Rialto Theatre in the New Year?
In the New Year, Limassol’s Rialto Theatre offers a diverse array of performances including:
- “Uncle Vanya” by Dionysus Theatre, debuting on January 3
- Greek songwriter Miltos Paschalidis on January 4
- “NT Live” broadcast of “Romeo & Juliet” from London on January 10
- “Colours” concert with singer Sais and poet Yiorgos Papaconstantinou on January 12
- “Don Quixote” presented by Antilogos Theatre on January 14
- A tribute to Cypriot pianist Nicolas Economou mid-January
- Various performances by the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra and more throughout the month
A Stage Set for Diversity
As the curtains close on the current year, Limassol’s Rialto Theatre is already setting the stage for a New Year filled with an eclectic mix of performances. January’s lineup promises a rich cultural experience with local and international flair. Theatre enthusiasts can look forward to Dionysus Theatre’s rendition of Anton Chekhov’s “Uncle Vanya”. This intense portrayal of human destiny, set in 19th-century Russia, promises to captivate audiences when it debuts on January 3.
The very next day, the theatre will resonate with the melodies of Greek songwriter Miltos Paschalidis. It’s his return to the Rialto after several years, marking a special moment for both him and his fans.
From Shakespeare to Cypriot Talent
The magic continues with “NT Live,” broadcasting London’s stage right to Limassol on January 10. Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy “Romeo & Juliet” will come alive, featuring a cast that has earned accolades across the world of theatre. Then, adding a unique local twist to the month, Cypriot talent takes the spotlight. On January 12, singer Sais teams up with Cypriot poet Yiorgos Papaconstantinou for an album presentation concert. The event, named “Colours,” promises a synesthetic experience, blending music with the vivid hues of human emotion, each song a different shade.
In a tribute to literature, Antilogos Theatre will present Miguel de Cervantes’ “Don Quixote” on January 14. Performed in Greek, the adventures of the iconic knight-errant will surely bring both humor and depth to the stage.
Honouring a Cypriot Virtuoso
Mid-January will pay homage to the gifted Cypriot pianist and composer Nicolas Economou. Thirty years since his passing, the Cultural Division of AKEL organizes a night to honor his legacy. Acclaimed pianists Ourania Menelaou and Manolis Neofytou will take to the stage, ensuring that Economou’s music continues to inspire.
And the latter half of the month won’t miss a beat. With performances by the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra, an extraordinary assembly of 200 guitars, opera screenings direct from The Met, and songs by Alkinoos Ioannides, Rialto ensures that every night is an affair to remember.
A January to Remember
The Rialto Theatre stands as a beacon of Limassol’s cultural life, and its January program is a testament to this. With a cornucopia of events that cater to many tastes, the theatre solidifies its reputation as a hub of artistic celebration. For tickets and further details on this exhilarating start to the year, enthusiasts are encouraged to visit the theatre’s official website.
What can theatre enthusiasts expect from Limassol’s Rialto Theatre in the New Year?
In the New Year, Limassol’s Rialto Theatre offers a diverse array of performances including:
- “Uncle Vanya” by Dionysus Theatre, debuting on January 3
- Greek songwriter Miltos Paschalidis on January 4
- “NT Live” broadcast of “Romeo & Juliet” from London on January 10
- “Colours” concert with singer Sais and poet Yiorgos Papaconstantinou on January 12
- “Don Quixote” presented by Antilogos Theatre on January 14
- A tribute to Cypriot pianist Nicolas Economou mid-January
- Various performances by the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra and more throughout the month
