Little Red Riding Hood in Paphos

In a new adaptation of the beloved fairy tale that generations have grown up with, Scene 018 of the Cyprus Theatre Organisation opens the season. Little Red Riding Hood comes, in a contemporary adaptation by Andri Theodotou and with the poetic directorial vision of Fotis Nikolaou, to touch the sensitive strings of young and old audiences.

Life's big and small questions, plenty of humour and a generous dose of imagination promise a performance that will carry us into a magical world where anything can happen.

Little Red Riding Hood's journey through the forest becomes a symbolic journey of coming of age, where the heroine must face anxieties, desires and dilemmas. The Wolf, in a contemporary depiction, serves as an external danger but also as an inner voice of uncertainty, while the forest is transformed into a landscape of emotions, shapes and colours, where the heroine meets unexpected allies and fellow travellers.

The director's rich choreographic background, combined with the explosive energy of the company, creates a unique stage world between reality and imagination. A story-dive into the dream forest of Little Red Riding Hood, speaking of the courage to move forward, to question your fears and to discover your own truth.

The CTO brings together a creative team that combines experience, sensitivity and a contemporary artistic vision, creating a distinctive world for the audience. Ecati creates an atmospheric musical environment. Eleni Ioannou gives the set design its distinctive contemporary aesthetic, while Sofia Mavromichali adds her magical touch to the costumes, bringing the beloved characters to life. The design and construction of the masks has been undertaken by the acclaimed mask maker Martha Foka.

The CTO informs audiences that the performance starts at exactly the scheduled time. If you arrive late, entry to the performance will not be possible. The ticket price is not refunded.

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