Diverse cultural events in Cyprus on September 30 include theatre, music, festivals, exhibitions, and film screenings
On Wednesday, September 30, Cyprus offers a variety of cultural activities across the island. Highlights include Eleni Rantou’s theatre performance ‘The Party of My Life’ at the Nicosia Municipal Theatre at 9pm, exploring five decades of personal and collective trauma in modern Greece. In Nicosia, the Cyprus premiere of Alistair McDowall’s monologue 'All of It' takes place at Ktirion 53, while Agros village hosts a modern music-theatre adaptation of Aristophanes' 'Clouds'.
Music enthusiasts can attend a charity concert by Stelios Rokkos and Elena Panayiotidou in Larnaca or enjoy the first Cyprus visit of The Rainbow Mermaids at Limassol’s Kyklos Music Stage featuring a live podcast and drag show. Additionally, the Lakatamia River Walk festival brings live performances by 19 bands along the Pediaios Linear Park, culminating in a DJ party.
Other attractions include the shadow theatre show 'A Suitcase of Cyprus' in Moniatis, multiple art exhibitions across Nicosia and Limassol, and a free screening of 'Ocean with David Attenborough' at the University of Nicosia. Film screenings continue at the Pantheon Theatre with 'Fatherland' by Pawel Pawlikowski, among new cinema releases across the island.
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