SHE WHO RUNS ON THE WAVES - Ballet
Sunday 29 September 8pm
Ancient Odeon Paphos
Tickets: €25 / €15 / €5 children under 12
Ticket outlets: Soeasy kiosks and online: www.SoldOutTickets.com.cy
Information: www.paphosmusiclovers.com
Italian and Russian ballet presents She Who Runs On The Waves. The ballet is inspired by the wonderful, fantastic ballet story about a young man and his love between a real girl and girl from the magical world and dreams. music of Mozart, Schubert, Shostakovich.
Directions: The site is approached via the entrance to the Archaeologocal Park at the start of Paphos Harbour. For events, it is best approached by heading towards the coast from the Kings Avenue Mall roundabout along Apostolou Pavlou Avenue. Take the third right opposite Zorbas Bakery, Into Agias Gelatianis Street which terminates at a large car park. Walk the remainder to the Odeon.
Stage One Theatre presents a Double Bill
BLACK COMEDY by Peter Shaffer directed by Sian Williams
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT by Sian Williams directed by Caroline Harman Smith
Tuesday 1 October to Saturday 5 October at 7.30 pm
Stage One Theatre Emba Paphos
Tickets: €12
Box Office: Email: boxoffice@stageonetheatre.com. Tel: 99967737
Information: www.stageonetheatre.com. wwwpaphosmusiclovers.com
Double the drama at Stage One Theatre. Sometimes good things come in pairs and this is certainly true at Stage One Theatre in Emba this October. The Company presents a double bill of two contrasting works, one. ‘Black Comedy’ by famous writer Peter Shaffer (Amadeus, Equus etc) and a curtain raiser ‘What Happens Next’ by Sian Williams, already a published author and now a member of Stage One. Sian has written this short play especially for the Company and it is sure to provoke discussion after its premiere. Caroline Harman Smith directs the small cast.
Directions: The theatre is located in the main street, Nikolaou Ellina and has no dedicated parking. However, there is permitted parking within a short distance near the Old Church and in the other direction at the Karate Club. STAGE ONE THEATRE, Nikolaou Ellina Street, Emba, Paphos.
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GADJO DILO - film screening
Wednesday 30 October 7pm
Technopolis 20 Studio Paphos
Tickets: €10
Box Office: Tel 70002420 (calls only)
Ticket Hotline: 99298018
Online Tickets and Information: www.paphosmusiclovers.com
Part of the World Music Festival organised by Paphos Music Lovers
In French and Romanian with English subtitles, some strong language
Duration: 102 minutes
Synopsis: A man is looking for a singer he had heard on a cassette. He finds much more.
We invite you to join us in an exciting journey with Gypsy vibes and music during the screening of the movie ‘Gadjo Dilo’, which in Romani means ‘crazy stranger’, ‘crazy outsider’. The title stranger – Stéphane (Romain Duris) from Paris – is deeply in love with gypsy music, just like his father. He decides to go to Romania and search for the folk singer Nora Luca. Eventually, he ends up in the commune of Gypsies and despite the cultural differences and language barrier, Stéphane finds his place among his new friends. The amazing, unpredictable journey gives him feelings and experiences which he did not expect. But the myth of free Gypsy spirit is destroyed with the return of a young Roma from prison, who is seeking revenge on his enemy. Death brutally enters that magical world which fascinates Stéphane and nothing stays as it was before.
Tony Gatlif, the director of the movie "Exils" (2004) awarded in Cannes, is - alongside Emir Kusturica - one of the most connected to the tradition of Gypsy directors. He is a director, screenwriter, actor, and also a respected composer, and although he holds French citizenship, he identifies himself with his Algerian Gypsies ancestors (he describes the search for Algerian roots in "Exils"). "Gadjo dilo" is the last part of the Gypsy trilogy, which was opened in 1983 with the movie "Les Princes" (Grand Prix Special des Amériques at the festival in Montréal). The next part of the trilogy, "Latcho Drom" (1993) won the prestigious Un Certain Regard section in Cannes. “Gadjo Dilo” won Prize of the Ecumenical Jury and Silver Leopard at the International Film Festival in Locarno, and César Award for the Best Music. Romain Duris and Rona Hartner who played the main roles in the movie were nominated and won many prestigious festival awards in Europe, such as Crystal Star in Brussels, Prix Michel Simon, César Awards, Special Prize in Locarno.
Starring: Romain Duris, Rona Hartner, Izidor Serban. Directed and written by: Tony Gatlif. Release date: August 1997. Language: French, Romanian with English subtitles. Duration: 102 minutes. Film not appropriate for people under 18.
Directions: Head into town from the Debenhams roundabout and turn right just before the Makarios statue, over the crossroads then right again just past the big white court building, and the venue will be found 200M on the right with parking on the left. TECHNOPOLIS 20 Cultural Centre, 18 Nikilaou Nikolaidi Avenue, 8010 Paphos. Tel: 70002420. www.technopolis20.com. Facebook: @technopolis20.
