Cyprus Mail12 Jun 2026

Contemporary dance festival concludes with Finnish production TEMPO

The final performance of the 27th Cyprus Contemporary Dance Festival brings an international performance to Rialto Theatre’s stage. On Sunday, June 21, the festival concludes with TEMPO by Kalle Nio and Fernando Melo.

The co-production explores the concept of time: its sensation, acceleration, deceleration and suspension. Through a fusion of dance, theatre and stage illusion, the performance invites audiences to reflect on how time is experienced and how it shapes our perception of everyday...

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