Sunday’s cultural calendar spans contemporary dance exploring emotional spaces, a creative Easter baking workshop, children’s theatre, intimate hotel-room confessions, and Shakespeare on the main stage.
Dance
Amphidromos Dance Theatre and Elena Christodoulidou present “Foggy/hanging on a dream” at Egkomio Cultural Centre in Nicosia at 7pm. The production returns within the Cultural Programme of Cyprus’s EU Council Presidency 2026. It offers a dive into emotional spaces and the relationships created amongst five dancers on stage. Co-creators and performers: Magda Argyridou, Zoi Eleftheriou, Elina Karakosta, Anna Nikolaou and Maria Chrysostomou. Tickets: ticketmaster.cy.
Workshop
The Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation hosts a Creative Easter Baking Workshop for Adults titled “Kyra Sarakosti” from 11am to 1pm. Florentia Kythreotou leads participants in preparing oil-free delicacies for Clean Monday. The workshop will be conducted in Greek with simultaneous English translation available if needed. Practical suggestions will be provided for combining flavours and using seasonal and local ingredients including pulses, tahini, carob syrup, olives, greens, citrus, flowers and nuts, ensuring the fasting table is both authentic and creative. Booking essential at 22128175. Free participation.
Theatre
THOC Theatre’s Stage 018 presents “The Emperor’s New Clothes”, an adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s work by Paraskeva Karasoulou and Nikandros Savvidis, directed by Marina Vronti. Performances at 10:30am on February 15, 22 and March 1, 8, 2026. Tickets: thoc.org.cy, 77772717.
At MAP Hotel (Suite 504) in Nicosia, Alpha Square and Andreas Araouzos present Neil LaBute’s 45-minute monologue “Iphigenia – Millennium Edition”. Inside a hotel room, a man confesses a recent, deep disappointment to a stranger. Sunday performances at 7pm (with dinner at 8:15pm) and 9pm (with dinner at 7:15pm). The production runs from February 7-22, with additional performances February 28-March 8 maintaining the same Sunday schedule. Tickets: ticketmaster.cy / 77777040 / ACS Courier.
AntiLogos Theatre presents Palestinian writer Dalia Taha’s “Keffiyeh/Made in China” at Maskarini Theatre in Latsia, directed by Eleni Anastasiou. Sunday performances at 7pm (also Saturdays at 8pm) until March 15. The play also travels to Pafos’s Markideio Theatre on Wednesday, March 5 at 8pm. Tickets: Sold Out Tickets, tel: 99251331.
Anemona Theatre in Latsia presents “The Sleeping Woman of Halepa” by Irene Marantei, directed by Andreas Tilemachou who also performs in the title role. Sunday performances at 7pm (also Friday and Saturday at 8:30pm) until March 22. The production tours to Limassol’s Pattihio Theatre on February 25 at 8:30pm, Pafos’s Markideio Theatre on March 4 at 8:30pm, and Larnaca’s G.Lykourgos Municipal Theatre on March 19 at 8:30pm. Tickets: SoldOutTickets, tel: 70007721.
Theatre Latsion stages Giorgos Tsiakkas’s comedy “Edō Léme SOS” at 5:30pm, which satirises contemporary Cypriot reality with love and pain, directed by Marina Vronti. Tickets: Sold Out Tickets.
Purple Sparrow Productions presents Andreas Aristotelous’s comedy “Can You Keep a Secret?” at Melina Mercouri Hall, directed by Christos Grigoriadis. Sunday performances at 5:30pm (also Friday and Saturday at 8pm) until February 28. The show tours to Aradipoou Lyceum in Larnaca on Sunday, March 1 at 5:30pm and Friday, March 6 at 8pm, and to Pafos’s Markideio Theatre on Sunday, March 22 at 5:30pm. Tickets: SoldOut Tickets, Stephanis stores, 70001055.
THOC Theatre’s Evis Gavriilidis Main Stage presents William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night”, directed by Owen Horsley. Performances every Friday and Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 6pm. Tickets: thoc.org.cy and THOC Theatre box office, tel: 77772717 (Tuesday-Sunday 10am-1:30pm and 4pm-6pm).
THOC Theatre’s Nikos Charalambous New Stage presents Loula Anagnostaki’s final work “To You Who Listen to Me”, directed by Thanasis Georgiou. Performances every Friday and Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 6pm. Tickets: tickets.thoc.org.cy, 77772717.
Exhibitions
Nicosia: Alpha C.K. Art Gallery presents historic Cypriot painter Stelios Votsis (1929-2012) until February 27 (22751325). Diatopos Art Centre shows Paris Sergiou’s “Studiolo” until March 13 (22766117). Stand in Line features Alexandros Giorkatzis’s “Layers of Love” until March 6 (99412000). The group exhibition “The homeland of our thoughts” at 83 Aeschylou Street runs until February 22. Gloria Gallery presents Andreas Karagian’s “Topographies” until February 17 (22762605). Apokalypsi shows “Two gazes” by Panagiotis Pasantas and Giorgos Gerontidis until February 21 (22300150).
Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (State Gallery of Contemporary Art) presents a group exhibition of 50 artists titled “Agropoiitiki: soils/bodies” until June 30 (22479600). Korai Project Space shows Melita Kouta’s “Ground Matter” until February 27. Kastelliotissa hosts a multi-theme exhibition by GTP titled “Myths of Cyprus” until February 25. NiMAC presents “Fluid Persistence” with 19 artists exploring urgent issues related to ecological destruction and the role of water in narrative and fiction, until May 31 (2797400). Town Hall Square features Maurice Cazzolli’s site-specific installation “Water Movement Nicosia” until June 30.
Leventis Gallery Temporary Exhibitions Hall presents “Christoforos Savva: Simple – Complex – Invisible: An Unknown Archive” until June 28. Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation shows “Cyprus Island History. Memory Reality” until June 30.
Limassol: Edit Gallery presents Christos Chatzichristou’s photography exhibition “Apovathra / Power Beach” until March 14 (25251710). Eins shows Marietta Mavrokordatou’s “Keep the music for yourself” until March 14 (99522977). 3FHome features Marina Olympiou’s “I See Art as a Way to Change the World” until March 10 (99930065). 125 Space presents the group exhibition “In Parallel: Conversations on Love, Life & Light” until February 28 (25733994, 99008867).
Larnaca: Cyprus Corner presents Andros Ropalis’s “In the constellation of the fish” until February 21 (24621109).
Cinema
New releases at RIO (Nicosia Mall and Limassol, tel: 25871410): Wuthering Heights (directed by Emerald Fennell with Margot Robbie, Jacob Elordi, Hong Chau), Crime 101 (directed by Bart Layton with Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Halle Berry), What Are We Made Of (documentary by Siamak Etemadi), and Goat (animation directed by Tyree Dillihay, Adam Rosette).
The Pantheon Theatre in Nicosia screens Marty Supreme, Josh Safdie’s film starring Timothée Chalamet, nominated for nine Oscars. Screenings at 8:30pm on February 15, 17, 18, 24 and 25.
