Rialto Theatre has announced its programme for March, featuring contemporary dance, theatre productions, concerts and cinema screenings.
The month opens on 6, 7 and 8 March at 19:00 with the 4th Cyprus Choreography Showcase, organised by the Department of Contemporary Culture of the Deputy Ministry of Culture in collaboration with Rialto Theatre. The showcase presents selected choreographic works created in Cyprus over the past two years and offers local choreographers the opportunity to present their work to audiences and invited international festival representatives. A parallel programme titled Meanwhile will also take place. Tickets are €8 (day pass).
On 12 March at 20:00, the concert Musical Paintings: Rebetiko and Laïko brings together students from the Music Schools of Nicosia, Larnaca, Famagusta and Limassol, alongside professional musicians. The event is organised by the Music Inspection Office of the Directorate of Secondary General Education of the Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth, in collaboration with music producer Christos Filippou. Admission is free.
THOC’s New Stage presents To You Who Are Listening To Me by Loula Anagnostaki on 14 March at 20:30. Directed by Thanasis Georgiou, the play follows nine characters in Berlin as unrest outside forces them to confront personal traumas and unfulfilled expectations. The production is recommended for audiences aged 15+ and features English and Turkish surtitles. Tickets are €15 / €6.
On 15 March at 20:30, Alliance Française de Limassol presents Les Lumières du Cinéma: France and Europe in Music, a concert exploring the relationship between music and European cinema. Pianist Stavros Dritsas, baritone Kyros Patsalides and singer Vakia Stavrou perform with a 14-piece orchestra. Tickets are €25 / €20.
Dentro Theatre and Theatriki Stegi stage The Father by Florian Zeller on 18 March at 20:00. Directed by Yiannis Leontaris and starring Stavros Louras, the award-winning play examines memory and identity. The performance is in Greek. Tickets are €18 / €15.
On 19 March at 19:30, pianist and composer Denis Stelmakh presents An Evening of Soulful Neoclassicism, performing selections from his albums including Pie In The Sky, Memories and The Lightkeeper. Tickets start from €40.
The film Broken Vein, directed by Yannis Economides, screens on 20 March at 20:30. The 18+ production follows a businessman facing mounting debts and escalating conflict with a local loan shark. Tickets are €8.
THOC’s Main Stage closes the month on 28 March at 20:30 with Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, directed by Owen Horsley. The production, recommended for audiences aged 15+, features English and Turkish surtitles. Tickets are €15 / €6.
Information and tickets are available at www.rialto.com.cy or by calling 77777745.
