Rare portrait of teenage Mozart to be auctioned in Paris
A rare portrait of Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will be sold by British auction house Christie’s on Nov. 27 in Paris at an estimated...
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Achord Choir bring songs from musicals and films
As the shy Cypriot autumn tries to make its appearance, the Achord Ladies Community Choir is busy preparing for its next big performance at Eleouthkia...
Thessaloniki film festival: A place to engage
By Preston Wilder This year’s 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival (which ended on Sunday with the top prize going to Fire Will Come, an often-transcendent...
Danny Jones on fatherhood: ‘I did feel pressure to be out there working and providing all the time’
The McFly singer talks to Gabrielle Fagan about overcoming anxiety, and how being a dad has made him rethink the meaning of success. Success may...
Exhibition is all about the cars
In this day and age, gender has little to do with one’s interests, so calling an exhibition that’s mainly about cars Boyz Stuff may be...
Louvana Records celebrates 10 years
One of Cyprus’ longest-running, most active and internationally successful record labels, Louvana Records is celebrating its tenth anniversary by premiering its new project this November:...
From Gipsy swing to heavy metal
Next week’s musical agenda has in a range of styles in store, with the variety of live performances to be held this week set to...
Cypriot director wins multiple awards at Thessaloniki International Film Festival
Cypriot director Stavros Pamballis’ film “Siege on Liperti Street” won four awards at this year’s 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival on Sunday. The film is...
Cyprus Symphony Orchestra tells musical stories
Three concerts in three different cities will be staged during November by the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra in its continuing efforts to bring quality classical music...
Film review: Doctor Sleep ***
By Preston Wilder If there’s one thing Stephen King does well, it’s a kind of mad over-abundance; his books are very long and very full,...
An alternative dance performance
The 1st Nicosia International Festival has already staged a series of performances and events with the next, coming up on Saturday, an alternative dance performance...
From a footballer to a painter
The legend of Cypriot football and former leader of the national team Panikos Krystallis is ready to show he has more strings to his bow...
‘The devil has the best tunes’
Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Helen Mirren unite for the first time on screen in The Good Liar, in which they play a conman and...
Want to be in the next Cyprus Film Days?
The Ministry of Education and Rialto Theatre have recently opened a Call for Entries for the Cyprus Film Days International Festival 2020. The Festival, now...
Invest in Cypriot Youth
Invest in Youth CY is a two-day bicommunal workshop to be held at the Home for Cooperation, funded by the Council of Europe and following...
The story of Doktor Glas
Why does a man who has vowed to save lives support euthanasia, abortion and suicide? What makes a doctor question the Hippocratic oath and devalue...
The familiar beast
Twenty five fascinating oil on canvas works are currently on display at the Apocalypse Gallery, all pieces by Andreas Paraskeva. After taking a six-year break,...
Restaurant review: Lanes Restaurant, Park Lane Hotel, Limassol
By Tracy Roth-Rotsas Whispers about the high standards of food and service at the Parklane Resort and Spa in Limassol (as well as some choice...
A geisha’s story comes to Rialto and Paphos Mall
Madama Butterfly, broadcast live from the Metropolitan Opera on Saturday, is a breathtaking production directed by Anthony Minghella and conducted by Pier Giorgio Morandi. Leading...
A different view of Cypriot music
The continuous effort for music creation and cultural offerings from Cyprus is what gave birth to the creation of Quintus Ensemble, as its members explain....
