AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoComedy on the calendar: September is packed with international stand-up in Cyprus, with shows across Larnaca, Limassol and Nicosia including Elena Gabrielle (Sept 16 & 18) and Irish comic Reece Kidd (Sept 17-19), plus more English-language nights and a multi-performer festival running in four languages. Art & culture week: Limassol’s Gallery 45 hosts “Urban Kaleidoscope” until Sept 30, while Limassol also stages the 4th Cyprus Choreography Showcase (Sept 18-20), bringing contemporary dance to local audiences and visiting curators. Music spotlight: Ayia Napa International Festival returns for its 42nd edition (Sept 25-27) with concerts by Josephine, Kosta Makedonas and Locomondo at Giorgos Seferis Central Square (free entry). Pets & community: Nicosia’s first DOG FEST lands Sept 19-20 at the Cyprus State Fair, with talks, agility demos, kids’ activities and adoption-focused areas. Human tragedy: In Nicosia, a 3-year-old died after a 65ft balcony fall; police arrested the parents on suspicion of negligence. Politics-meets-tourism: Israeli election billboards along Cyprus roads have sparked local backlash and calls for tighter rules on political advertising. Reunification talks: Christodoulides and Erhurman meet again ahead of the UN General Assembly, with trust-building measures still a sticking point.
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