The AG Leventis Gallery is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a special theatrical event on May 17, coinciding with International Museum Day, featuring performances inspired by artists like Rothko and Picasso. Additional activities include musical events and arttechnology showcases, offering visitors a fusion of visual and performing arts.
The Cyprus International Theatre Festival debuts in Limassol, featuring the premiere of “Apocalypse Tomorrow” by Kirill & Friends, a groundbreaking play exploring dialogue, trauma, and the human condition. This cultural bridge aims to enrich Cyprus’s artistic landscape, offering avantgarde performances that foster international dialogue and collaboration.
Limassol’s Rialto Theatre is hosting a tribute concert to Cypriot composer Marios Tokas on April 23, featuring local music students and Greek singer Dimitris Basis at 8:30 PM. On April 24, the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra will perform Mozart’s Requiem in D minor, conducted by Gregory Buchalter at 8:30 PM, and on April 27, the Cyprus Theatre Organisation will present Bertolt Brecht’s “The Good Person of Szechwan” at 8 PM, directed by Kostas Silvestros with English and Turkish surtitles.
John Malkovich is set to dazzle audiences in Cyprus during the 1st Cyprus International Theatre Festival at the Pattihio Municipal Theatre in Limassol. The festival runs from late April to midJune, where Malkovich will perform “The Infamous Ramirez Hoffman,” a musical narrative performance that promises to be truly captivating.
Theatro Skala in Larnaca has closed indefinitely due to safety concerns, leaving productions displaced but alternative venues like the Oroklini theatre are stepping in to host. Renovation plans are in progress, but the reopening date remains uncertain, causing a ripple effect through the local arts community.
The Cyprus Theatre Museum celebrates World Theatre Day with free admission, guided tours, and a thoughtprovoking play performance on March 26 and 27. Visitors can engage in cultural dialogue and appreciate the transformative power of theatre while commemorating the museum’s 12th anniversary in Limassol.
“Beyond the Spotlight,” a production by Women’s Empowerment Theatre, showcases women’s diverse experiences through three oneact plays and a monologue. Scheduled at Theatro Dentro in Nicosia on April 2627, the show aims to entertain, educate, and empower its audience with powerful storytelling.
The Strovolos Theatre Festival has arrived, showcasing Greek and Cypriot theatrical productions while supporting charitable causes. With drama, comedy, and family entertainment, the festival celebrates the arts while contributing to social good in the Strovolos Municipality.
This week at the Nicosia International Festival, experience the musical tribute to Charles Baudelaire in “Les Fleur du Mal – The Blossoms of Evil,” the fusion of traditional and classical music in “Cypriot Music Revisited,” and a celebration of Greek theatrical music in “Six & Five.” The festival promises a vibrant array of cultural delights and artistic expressions in the heart of Cyprus.
Get ready to be mesmerized by the magic of Prague’s Image Black Light Theatre as they tour Cyprus with their captivating blend of dance, pantomime, and visual illusions in complete darkness. With shows in Limassol, Nicosia, and Paphos from February 23 to 25, this multisensory experience promises to transport audiences into a world of wonder and creativity, where the invisible becomes visible and imagination knows no bounds.
