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20 events
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63 Days of Sit-In | يومًا من الاعتصام 63
Wed, 12 Aug
A documentary theatre performance based on the true story of the 63-day sit-in staged by Palestinian disability rights activists inside the Palestinian Legislative Council during the COVID-19 pandemic. The protest demanded the implementation of disability rights legislation and equal access to healthcare and public services. Developed through interviews, collective workshops, archival materials and conversations with participants and advocates, the performance explores activism, disability rights, civic participation, resilience, solidarity and the ongoing pursuit of justice. Suitable for ages 13+. Content warnings include political themes, references to disability rights struggles and systemic discrimination. Theatro Technis is fully wheelchair accessible, guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome, and a loop system is fitted in the main auditorium.
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A Frangosyriani, a Lady and Roza
Wed, 12 Aug
Rebetiko Cabaret, a musical and theatrical performance performed in Greek with English surtitles. Three women, three voices, live music and the spirit of Rebetiko. The performance draws on real stories, historical testimonies and the lives behind the songs, bringing female voices to life through music, songs, movement, choreography and storytelling.
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World Jamboree
Sun, 16 Aug
Fundraising concert in benefit of Choose Love, featuring international music, world food, film and a silent film with live accompaniment. The event supports Gaza, Sudan and Jamaica and includes performances by Ras Tavaris, Yshani Perinpanayagam, Shivani Sen, Malcolm Connell, Layale Chaker, Oliver Hamilton, KNDE, Voodoo Lily and Beatrice Mori, plus storytelling by Elizabeth Chappell and silent film accompaniment by Yosi Marshall. Estimated running time is 3.5 hours including an interval. Theatro Technis is fully wheelchair accessible, with guide and hearing dogs welcome and a loop system in the main auditorium.
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1984
Sun, 23 Aug
Orwell’s dystopian masterpiece interrogating the dangers of authoritarian government, brought to life by City Academy’s Threshold Theatre Company. This dystopian masterpiece serves as a chilling, cautionary warning against the dangers of totalitarianism, pervasive state surveillance, and the manipulation of truth. This production in a recent adaptation by Nick Hern is performed by a dynamic ensemble from City Academy. Suitable for ages 16+. References to sex and torture.
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Hamlet
Sat, 10 Oct
Jester Collective presents Shakespeare's Hamlet. Prince Hamlet embarks on a dangerous pursuit of truth and justice while he contends with grief and uncertainty as tragedy steadily closes in. The production tells the story of the Prince of Denmark, who seeks to avenge his father's murder after learning that his uncle Claudius was responsible. Estimated running time is 120 minutes, including an interval. Theatro Technis is fully wheelchair accessible, guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome, and a loop system is fitted in the main auditorium.
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Lear
Sun, 27 June
In this re-imagined version of King Lear, Lear is the story of an aging queen who destroys her family leaving her kingdom in ruins. Presented by Jester Collective.
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For The Love of Cyprus 2026
Fri, 9 July
Martha and Eve return with a new show and some new guests. Presented by Martha & Eve with Theatro Technis.
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The Odyssey Live!
Mon, 19 July
As Christopher Nolan’s film of The Odyssey reaches cinemas, we bring Homer’s epic poem to life! Presented by The London Literary Salon with Theatro Technis.
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Cyprus Week 2026
Tue, 20 July
A programme of conversations & performances in celebration of Cyprus Week.
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Cyprus Week, Monday 20 July
Tue, 20 July
Cyprus Week 2026.
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Cyprus Week, Wednesday 22 July
Thu, 22 July
Cyprus Week 2026.
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Cyprus Week, Thursday 23 July
Fri, 23 July
Cyprus Week 2026.
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