AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoArts & Culture: Nicosia gets a free cinema treat as the Polish feature thriller Jack Strong screens Sept 17 at the Pantheon Theatre (original language, English subtitles), part of the “Europe in Cinema” series. Theatre: The University of Cyprus Cultural Festival returns for its second half, with Aeschylus’ Seven Against Thebes (Sept 5) bringing a multilingual, contemporary take on war to the Michalis Pieris Cultural Centre. Music: Minthis hosts “Music by Moonlight” as an acclaimed Italian orchestra makes its Cyprus debut. Film/AI: Greek Cypriot-American director Tommy Savas releases his first feature, C.O.G., an AI workplace thriller, with screenings in the US before a Sept 25 streaming rollout. Local Life & Leisure: Cyprus tourism shows resilience after Middle East disruption, while birding season tips and a charity “Art for Life’s Sake” exhibition at Ayia Napa Marina support the Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre. Big News (Cyprus): The Kyrenia ferry disaster response continues after the death toll rose to 10, with 18 still missing.
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