Restaurant review: Amorosa, Annabelle Hotel, Paphos
By Sarah Coyne Sometimes we just feel like treating ourselves to something special with no occasion and this is exactly what we did when we...
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Bar review: Sherlock’s Home Bar, Limassol
By Tracy Roth-Rotsas Sherlock’s Home Bar has already taken Limassol by storm, tucked in at the crossroads of Anexartiseas and Athinon, just a hop, step...
Film review: CRAWL ***
By Damon Smith A father and daughter discover they are far from the top of the evolutionary food chain in Alexandre Aja’s diabolical masterclass in...
New ACT production is sunny, sexy and dark
Think Fifty Shades of Grey and The Story of O, and you’re on the right track for ACT’s autumn oeuvre. It’s called Venus in Fur,...
Get in the mood for tango
A music and dance performance where Argentine Tango takes the leading role, under the name Tango Sueno, will be hosted by the municipality of Aglantzia...
Kypria presents Pictures from Vienna
The Kypria International Festival 2019 is in full swing and a performance scheduled for Friday and Saturday will bring entertainment to the stage. Two musical...
Film review: Angel Has Fallen **
By Damon Smith When Gerard Butler began his tour of duty as Secret Service agent Mike Banning in 2013 in Olympus Has Fallen, Barack Obama...
More Fork Food please
Everyone’s favourite street food market of Nicosia is back for another series of tasty events. “Another fun summer has come to an end and this...
Ethnografilm festival comes to Nicosia
Ethnografilm Nicosia, a collaboration between the University of Cyprus and the Home for Cooperation, brings a selection of films from the Ethnografilm Annual Festival in...
Bluchip Gallery celebrates one year
Showcasing extremely talented Cypriot up-and-coming artists internationally and introducing cutting-edge international artists to Cyprus in real life as opposed to online is at the core...
The Frog Prince comes to Nicosia
“Our new Children’s Theatre production,” says Theatro Vestiario, “is tailored to all our young and older friends and to anyone who feels like a child....
Explore the traditional art of Halloumi and Anari production
You could say that life on the island and halloumi consumption go hand in hand. Yet how much do people really know about how it...
Rocker Eddie Money, who scored hit with ‘Two Tickets to Paradise,’ dead at 70
By Daniel Trotta American rock star Eddie Money, whose hits including “Two Tickets to Paradise” and “Baby Hold On” formed part of the power pop...
Exhibition honours engraving masters
The Hambis Printmaking Museum honours two pioneering teachers of engraving in elementary education, Errico and Maroulla Philippou, in an exhibition opening on Saturday. At the...
Chamber music concert to mark Clara Schumann’s 200th birth anniversary
A new musical night is coming up at Technopolis 20, paying tribute to a great German pianist. Clara Wieck Schumann (1819-1896) was an accomplished pianist...
Restaurant review: Cava, Limassol
By Tracy Roth-Rotsas Nestled in the heart of Episkopi – and owned and run by brothers John and Marios Ioannou – is Cava restaurant and...
Theatre is back
After a quiet month, theatre prodctions return in September with a dozen plays being put on. Apart from Kypria International Festival 2019 that has a...
Loxandra in theatres
Loxandra, based on the fascinating novel by Maria Iordanidou, adapted for the stage by Akis Dimos and directed by Sotiris Hatzakis, is a charming journey...
Review: Estrella, Paphos
The Estrella brand started in Greece and the popular venture is enjoying success with franchises in Cyprus. In Kato Paphos, the Estrella World Street Food...
Tribute to the Duke Ellington Songbook
The Steppin’ Out Jazz Band presents the concert ‘Tribute to the Duke Ellington Songbook’ at Technopolis 20, on Friday September 13. “Enjoy a musical tribute...