Fact: The third long weekend in a row is approaching, and events will be held in all of the island’s cities, including an International Tattoo Convention in Limassol, a performance on love in Larnaca, two new exhibitions in Nicosia and Paphos, a family festival in Limassol, and a charity running event in Ayia Napa.
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The performance “Bodies We Fall For” will be presented on March 29 at Skala Municipal Theatre in Larnaca, focusing on the theme of love and the types of bodies people are attracted to. It features two young women, Naya and Panayiota, who share their experiences and thoughts on love, dating, and accessibility. The play is notable for its inclusivity, offering features such as live interpretation in Cypriot Sign Language, subtitling for the hearing impaired, tactile guidance, and audio description for the visually impaired. This performance, which was first shown at the 2nd Beyond DisDance Festival in Limassol, is designed to be accessible to individuals with visual, auditory, and mobility impairments. Tickets are available for €12.