Eleni Philippou is a What's On & Features Writer at Cyprus Mail. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a diverse range of topics including concerts and festivals, nightlife, fine art, and music genres. Eleni's work has also been featured in Mondaq.
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Eleni's coverage predominantly focuses on local cultural and entertainment events in Cyprus, particularly Nicosia. She showcases a keen interest in promoting artistic and social events within the community.
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When the end of October approaches, Cyprus suddenly becomes Halloween-obsessed, and these events are here to show it! Coming up are pumpkin carving days, crafty workshops for little ones, spooky markets and witchy festivals in villages.
Special film screenings and workshops for children are taking place at Pantheon Theatre in Nicosia this fall and winter season, presented by STYX Film Encounters.
The New Stage of the Cyprus Theatre Organisation presents Peter Morgan's play Frost/Nixon, a gripping political drama that brings to the stage one of the most famous televised confrontations of the 20th century.
How can social finance and social innovation reshape the economic landscape of Cyprus? An upcoming event aims to tackle this topic and pave the way for sustainable growth by bringing together entrepreneurs, financial professionals, policy makers and anyone interested on the topic in Nicosia.
As a new month arrives, a fresh cultural calendar approaches. Happening in Limassol this November is a diverse programme at the Rialto Theatre featuring the launch of the season of NT Live screenings, a special musical performance by Maria Papageorgiou and the Flash Festival, celebrating contemporary artistic creation in Cyprus.
The captivating score of The Jungle Book comes to life on Larnaca's and Nicosia's stages as the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra presents family concerts. Under the baton of the Cypriot maestro Kyriaki Kountouri, orchestra musicians, mezzo soprano Marilena Nisidi and narrator Petros Georkadjis will present two magical evenings.
A day in nature packed with bold flavours, music, competitions and, of course, spicy tastes approaches soon. The 2026 Sia Chilli Fest returns on November 7 as organiser Johnny Pep brings another epic edition with fun planned for all. Especially, those who enjoy a heat kick.
A new exhibition opens in Nicosia this Friday, October 30 as Gloria Gallery hosts the solo showcase of Pascalis Anastasi. Under the title Belonging, the artist's exhibition is an artistic exploration of human presence, everyday life and the fundamental human need to feel that we belong somewhere.
A double bill of dance performances is coming to the Nicosia International Festival this week, featuring productions selected through an open call. On October 30, the Nicosia Municipal Theatre will host two back-to-back performances by two choreographers of the younger generation who present two distinct approaches to contemporary dance.
The last weekend of October brings music performances that revive the 50s and 60s, world-renowned Irish performers, spooky film screenings, free events in the city and, of course, Halloween events!
