Things to do on Monday, June 22

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The programme includes songs particularly loved by audiences, from both his own discography and the work of other significant composers. Tel. 22894531. Book Nicosia, Archbishop Kyprianos Museum of Strovolos, 7pm. A lesser-known but particularly significant aspect of Cypriot participation in the Second World War is brought to light in the new book by Kyriacos Charalambides, Sergeant Costas Charalambides in the Second World War. The book will be discussed by Pantelis Voutouris, Kyriacos Demetriou and Petros Papapolyvio, with a response from the author. Tel. 22893825. Festival Nicosia, Kafeneion 11, Monday June 23, 7pm. The LEA Festival comes to Cyprus on June 22 and 23, with two events in Nicosia featuring two of the most significant voices in contemporary Spanish-language literature: Guatemalan writer Rodrigo Rey Rosa and Spanish novelist Alejandro Palomas. At Kafeneion, Rodrigo Rey Rosa will be in conversation with journalist and historian Lena Matsiori about his writing journey. Nicosia, Soloneion Book Centre, Tuesday June 24, 7pm. In a discussion titled Literature as a Space of Freedom, Rodrigo Rey Rosa meets Spanish writer Alejandro Palomas and Cypriot novelist Stavros Christodoulou on stage, in a conversation about the role of literature in times of uncertainty. Screening Nicosia, Pantheon, 8.30pm. The Film Friends Club is screening A Poet, directed by Simon Mesa Soto. Óscar Restrepo’s obsession with poetry has brought him no fame. Now older and eccentric, he has succumbed to the cliché of the poet who lives in obscurity. His encounter with Yurlady, a teenager from a poor family, and the help he offers her in developing her talent, brings a little light to his days — though drawing her into the world of poets may not be a good idea. In Spanish with Greek subtitles. Theatre Nicosia, ARTos House, Sunday June 21 and Monday June 22, 8.30pm. Taking its starting point from the summer solstice and the symbolic moment of the longest day of the year, Thanasis Drakopoulos presents the theatrical monologue Between Two Suns, a performance that moves between memory and absence, between personal experience and universal human themes. The work is written and performed by Thanasis Drakopoulos, with set design by Sose Eskitjian and movement direction by Ivi Chatzivasiliou. Running time: 40 minutes. Tickets: SoldOut Tickets. Exhibitions Nicosia Kartzin SEA Lab x Visual Voices. My Fancy Future by Fotini Michaelidou. Until July 3. Gloria (22762605). Retrospective exhibition of painter and iconographer Paris Sivakas (1959–2018). Until July 2. Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics. Painting exhibition With a Golden Ribbon, featuring works created by children of the Paediatric Oncology Clinic. Until June 26. Art Seen (22006624). Group exhibition Summer Constellations. Until July 10. Marginalia (99657080). Τραγιά by Pavlos Hambidis. Until June 27. Apokalypsi (22300150). Group exhibition Code Reconstitution. Until September 12. Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia (22668838). Dialogue: Niki Marangou – Rodi Konstantoglou. Until July 31. Hambis Municipal Museum of Printmaking. The exhibition Mediterranean features works from the collection of Andreas Nikolaou. Until July 25. www.hambismuseum.cy. Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (State Gallery of Contemporary Art – SPEL – 22479600). Group exhibition with 50 artists, Agropoiitiki: soils/bodies. Until June 30. Municipality Square. Water Movement Nicosia, a site-specific installation by Maurice Cazzolli. Until June 30. Leventis Municipal Museum Temporary Exhibitions Hall. Christoforos Savva: Simple – Complex – Invisible: An Unknown Archive. Until June 28. Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation. Cyprus Island History. Memory Reality. Until June 30. Limassol The Edit Gallery (25251710). Unfolding Landscapes by Alejandra Atarés. Until July 18. 125 Space (25733994). Group exhibition New Forms, New Voices. Until July 18. Platres, Minerva Hotel. The Holiday Trilogy by Christodoulos Panayiotou. Until August 30. XeniArtSpace – Trilogy West Tower (99980009). Photography exhibition Women in Focus. Until September 19. eins gallery (99522977). A disappearing act, an erroneous camouflaging by Leontios Toumbouris. Until June 27. Pylon Art & Culture (95950857). INTERIOR by Fanos Kyriakou. Until June 27. PSI Foundation. Bill Viola. Unspoken. Until August 1. Larnaca Municipal Art Gallery (24658848). Pancyprian Visual Arts Exhibition Reflections of Clay. Until August 22. Pierides Museum (22128175). Nina Iakovoy: eyes to see and hands to touch. Until May 6, 2027. Paphos Phsifida Art Gallery (26442111). Echoes of HER by Ira Irakleou. Until August 2. Blue Iris Gallery (26822446). Symbolic Presence: The Human Figure in the Art of Glyn Hughes. Until July 31. Cinema New releases: How to Make a Killing (directed by John Patton Ford, with Glen Powell, Margaret Qualley, Jessica Henwick), Obsession (directed by Curry Barker, with Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette, Cooper Tomlinson), Toy Story 5 (animated film directed by McKenna Harris and Andrew Stanton) — RIO cinemas (Nicosia Mall and Limassol), tel. 25871410. Nicosia, Pantheon. Pedro Almodóvar’s new film Bitter Dreams is screening at the Pantheon. The Spanish director returns to his homeland in an autobiographical work. Running time: 111 minutes. June 21, 23–28, 30 and July 1. Daily at 8.30pm; weekends also at 6pm. 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