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For parentsThe Cut of Her Jib: Comedy Theatre in PaphosKathleen Ruddy's razor-sharp dark comedy lands in Cyprus fresh from a sold-out run at the 2026 Edinburgh Festival. When Belinda Crabbs's husband vanishes, he leaves behind police tape and thirty years of marital exhaustion, and in walks Barbara, the cleaner with forensic instincts and impeccable timing. What follows takes marriage, class and sex apart with biting one-liners and a good deal of delicious cruelty. Critics have hailed it as a belter of a show, likening it to Fleabag meeting a Scottish Desperate Housewives. Running to 70 minutes and best suited to grown-ups given its adult themes, it starts at 7.30pm, with tickets from €23.Sat, 28 Nov7:30pmPaphos, Annabelle Hotel, Paphos€from €23
Theatre & showsThe Nutcracker BalletTchaikovsky's Nutcracker in the grand manner: Grand International Classical Ballet dance Sergei Bobrov's choreography with a company drawn from England, Italy, France and Spain, and in Nicosia the leading roles go to Iana Salenko, principal of the Berlin State Ballet, and Boris Zhurilov. Lavish costumes and video sets turn the stage into a proper fairy tale, the sort that holds the grown-ups quite as firmly as it holds the children. Tickets from €49, with 30% off for the under-twelves.Mon, 30 Nov18:30Paphos, Markideio TheatreAges 3+€from €49 (30% off children under 12)
Theatre & showsDK: Chasing the Dream — parkour documentary screening with DK live on stageDK: Chasing the Dream tells the true story of Dimitris Kyrsanidis, Greece's first world parkour champion, who started out in the parks of Thessaloniki and ended up on the world championship podium in Tokyo. The documentary picks him up at twelve, when he asked a stranger to teach him parkour and was told it was "dangerous foolishness", and follows him to five world titles, two Red Bull Art of Motion wins and a career spanning 34 countries. Expect plenty of action, the odd tumble and some candid moments about faith, family and sticking with a dream. Once the 75-minute film ends, DK himself takes the stage to chat, sign autographs and pose for a photo with every member of the audience. The film will never be released online, and each ticket comes with a collectible keepsake made for the occasion. The screening starts at 7pm, with tickets from €30.Wed, 2 Dec7pmPaphos, Markideio Theatre, PaphosAll ages€From €30
Music & concertsKostas Tournas & Dionysis Tsaknis: To Rok to Elliniko in PaphosKostas Tournas and Dionysis Tsaknis, two songwriters who have left a lasting mark on Greek music, join forces for To Rok to Elliniko, an evening of much-loved songs that have soundtracked whole eras. They share the stage with three singers and five musicians, ten performers in all. After sell-out winter shows and a successful run of summer concerts, the pairing carries on into the new season. The concert starts at 9.30pm. Drinks are not included in the ticket, though there is no minimum spend.Fri, 4 Dec9.30pmPaphos, Falcon Ball Room, Leonardo Cypria Bay, Paphos
Theatre & showsAlice in Wonderland on IceLewis Carroll's tale told on the ice: Alice in Wonderland comes round as a touring ice show. Tickets from €49, with 30% off for the under-twelves.Mon, 7 Dec18:30Paphos, to be confirmed on the ticket site30% off for children under 12€from €49 (30% off children under 12)
For parentsMadame Marianna: Greek Detective ComedyThe Paphos dates for Andreas Aristotelous's detective comedy Madame Marianna, which comes to Cyprus after a successful Athens run. Piraeus in 1967, a murdered brothel madam, six suspects with motives aplenty, and an investigator whose brilliant plan keeps going awry. Directed by Giannis Kleideris, performed in Greek and running at 1 hour 30 minutes. Starts at 20:30; tickets are on sale at €20, €15 for students, pensioners and the unemployed, and free for disabled visitors.8 – 9 Dec8.30pmPaphos, Markideio TheatreAges 15+€€20; concessions €15
Make autumn magicalSee Halloween events →Music & concertsCINEMATIC MUSICConducted by Yiannis Protopapas, the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra sets off on a journey through film music. Nino Rota's scores for The Godfather, Amarcord and 8½, music that has moved audiences for generations, share the bill with Nikos Kypourgos's Sweet Suite. The suite is a tribute to Manos Hadjidakis, built on themes from nine of his film scores, among them Never on Sunday, The 300 Spartans and America America. Kypourgos keeps Hadjidakis's melodies intact while putting his own stamp on the form, harmony, counterpoint, rhythm and orchestration. The concert starts at 8.30pm, with tickets from €20 to €25 and concessions from €15 to €18.Thu, 10 Dec8.30pmPaphos, Markideio Theatre€€20–25, concessions €15–18
Sport & active funWinter Open Tournament 2026 at Aphrodite HillsThe Winter Open is an 18-hole individual stableford with a 9am shotgun start. Handicap allowances are 28 for men playing off the yellow tees and 36 for women off the red. Once the last putt drops, everyone heads to the Golf Clubhouse Restaurant for the prize presentation and lunch. Entry ranges from €60 for annual, executive and junior members to €125 for visitors, covering the green fee, a buggy seat, coffee on arrival and lunch after the round. Entries close on 10 December.Sat, 12 Dec9amPaphos, Aphrodite Hills Resort, Kouklia€entry fee €60–€125 (green fee, buggy seat, coffee and lunch included)
Theatre & showsRudolph's Magical Christmas: Children's Theatre Show in PafosA Christmas play for children about Rudolph's magical festive season, and a fine excuse to get into the spirit early. Curtain up at 10:30, with tickets at €12.Sun, 13 Dec10.30amPaphos, Markideio Theatre€€12
Theatre & showsSam Shepard's A Lie of the Mind: Dionysos Theatre on tour in PaphosTheatro Dionysos takes its 77th production on tour: Sam Shepard's A Lie of the Mind, directed by Aimilios Charalambides. Written in 1985, the play has lost none of its edge. At its heart is domestic violence, shown not as an isolated incident but as the product of deeper failings within the family and society, a cycle of cruelty handed down from one generation to the next. It explores how trauma shapes the mind and behaviour, and does so with a harshness and a poetry that leave its questions hanging. Curtain up is at 8.30pm, with tickets at €15, or €12 for pensioners, students and schoolchildren, available from Soldout and Stephanis stores.Thu, 17 Dec8.30pmPaphos, Markideio Theatre€€15, concessions €12 (pensioners, students, pupils)
Theatre & showsGrinchmas: Theatro Vestiario's Christmas Show in PaphosTheatro Vestiario's brand-new Christmas show brings back the Grinch, the one creature on earth who can't abide Christmas, as he sets out to spoil the festivities and finds himself won over despite his best efforts. It's a proper piece of theatre rather than a mascot show: professional actors, bold costumes and masks, live music, and a warm-hearted tale about acceptance, difference, trust and love. Do arrive 15 to 20 minutes early; tickets from €12.Sat, 26 Dec4pmPaphos, Markideio TheatreAges 2 and above€from €12
Music & concertsThe Music of Hans Zimmer — Lords of the SoundA concert of Hans Zimmer's music by Lords of the Sound.Tue, 19 Jan19:00Paphos, Markideio Theatre
Music & concertsThe Music of Ennio MorriconeA concert of Ennio Morricone's music.Wed, 20 Jan19:00Paphos, Markideio Theatre
Theatre & showsPIAF! The ShowA musical show about the life of Édith Piaf.Fri, 29 Jan20:00Paphos, Markideio Theatre