A Legend Comes to Life
The Zorba the Greek Ballet performs at Paphos Castle on September 26-27. This spectacular show brings Nikos Kazantzakis’ legendary story to the stage.
A Must-See Cultural Event
The performance blends drama, music, and traditional Greek dance. Famous composer Mikis Theodorakis’ unforgettable soundtrack sets the mood. The castle’s historic setting adds magic to the experience.
Why This Performance Stands Out
Professional dancers from Greece’s top ballet companies star in the show. The choreography mixes classical ballet with fiery syrtaki moves. Stunning costumes and lighting enhance the emotional storytelling.
The Perfect Venue
Paphos Castle’s open-air courtyard offers breathtaking sea views. The ancient walls create a dramatic backdrop for the performance. Sunset shows make the experience even more special.

Ticket Information
Tickets start at €50 and sell fast due to limited seating. Early booking ensures the best spots through Sold out Tickets Cyprus. VIP packages include premium seats and a program booklet.
Special Pre-Show Activities
A Greek folk music concert warms up the crowd before the ballet. Local artisans sell handmade souvenirs near the castle entrance. Visitors enjoy traditional meze and wine at nearby tavernas.
Why You Should Attend
The Zorba the Greek Ballet celebrates Greek culture, passion, and resilience. It’s a rare chance to see a world-class ballet in a UNESCO-listed landmark. The energy of live dance under the stars creates unforgettable memories.
Getting There
If you are driving, parking is available near the Paphos Harbour. A shuttle bus runs from Ktima to the castle. From other main cities you can use public transport. Plan your journey in advance and arrive early so you can enjoy the surrounding area. The venue is wheelchair-accessible.
Where to Stay
Nearby hotels offer "Zorba Package" deals with show tickets included. Luxury seafront resorts are just a 5-minute walk away. Budget-friendly guesthouses in the old town provide authentic stays.
A Night to Remember
Dance lovers shouldn’t miss this Mediterranean cultural highlight. The performance starts at 8:00 PM, with gates opening at 7:00 PM. Arrive early to explore the castle and soak in the atmosphere.
Pro Tip: Bring a light jacket for the evening breeze. Cameras are allowed, but no flash photography. After the show, join the impromptu syrtaki dance on the harbor square!
The Zorba the Greek Ballet marks the ballet’s first Cyprus performance in 5 years. Paphos Castle continues its tradition of hosting extraordinary cultural experiences. Book now for a night of passion, music, and Greek spirit!
Zorba the Greek Ballet
Cultural production with Greek singer Alkistis Protopsalti, the ensemble of the Slovene National Theatre Maribor, lead Bolshoi Theatre dancer Igor Tsvriko, the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra and Diastasis Vocal Ensemble. September 26-27. Paphos Castle, Paphos. 8pm