Cyprus Mail7 Jul 2026

The Danish Flying Superkids tour Cyprus this week

This show is exactly as it sounds. A group of talented children from Denmark who can fly high, twist and turn, land in Cyprus for a unique acrobatic circus-musical show. Flying Superkids has toured more than 35 countries since 1967 and this week, it is Cyprus’ turn to enjoy the show and be wowed by young talent.

Following two performances in Limassol earlier this week, the Danish show now makes its way to Larnaca and Nicosia. Thirty young performers, aged 7 to 21, will take the stage of...

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