Strovolos Theatre, NicosiaThe theatre was completed in June 2003. It seats 870 people, and although it was intended by the client and the architects to serve mainly theatrical performances and other speech related events, the space was transformed to accommodate both musical and theatrical events.
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Nicosia Municipal Theatre, NicosiaBuilt in 1965, this theatre was partly redesigned, refurbished and modernised in 2005 to accommodate contemporary theatrical needs. It seats approximately 1200 people and its primary use is intended for theatre and speech events.
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Pattichion Theatre, LimassolThe Pattichion Theatre recently underwent full renovations. The acoustic design of the theatre has been done in a way where both theatre and music performances can be performed.
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Latsia Theatre, NicosiaCompleted in June 2005, this theatre seats approximately 500 people and is primarily intended for theatrical and speech events.
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Larnaca Municipal Theatre, LarnacaLarnaca Municipal Theatre, contributes immensely to the spiritual, intellectual, educational and entertainment development in Larnaca. It was founded in 1996 with the aid of Larnaca municipality and the Theatrical Organisation of Cyprus (THOC).
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Rialto Theatre, LimassolThe Rialto Theatre was refurbished and reopened in May 1999 as cultural multi-centre for performing arts. It seats approximately 550 seats. It was originally a cinema back in the 1930’s.
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Skala Theatre, LarnacaThe Skala Theatre was renovated in 2007. Unfortunately, just upon completion of its renovations, the building was almost completely destroyed by fire which was maliciously set on March 10, 2008. The destruction was devastating: mentally, morally, and economically.
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