
Children's Stage
Sunday, October 11
10:00
FESTIVAL OPENING
10:30
Interactive presentation
The sharp-witted pig is looking for love
Ariana Charilaou and Pantelitsa Mavrogianni
Interactive presentation with music and theater with writer Ariana Charilaou and actress Pantelitsa Mavrogianni, highlighting the power of love and friendship.
Organization: TELIIA Publications
12:00
Theatrical performance
Planet K.I.A.R.A.: The notes of the heart
Theodora Spyrou
Interactive theatrical presentation of the book "Planet K.I.A.R.A.: Notes of the Heart" with author Theodora Spyrou, which through narration, music and children's participation highlights the power of diversity, empathy and self-acceptance.
15:40
Presentation
It's Cool to be kind/ It's Cool to be Green
Elena Christofides and Agni Sakka
Live presentation with Elena Christofides and Agni Sakka, storytelling and world music bring to life messages of kindness, acceptance and environmental sensitivity for children aged 5–10.
A live storytelling presentation with Elena Christofides and Agni Sacca, where reading and world music bring to life powerful messages of kindness, acceptance, and environmental awareness.
The presentation will be in English.
16:25
Puppet show
A snake in my school!
Children's Department of the University of Cyprus Library
by David Williams
An interactive storytelling and puppet show with Penelope, a unique snake that talks about friendship and diversity. Children participate and express themselves creatively through play and imagination. Organized by: Children's Department of the University of Cyprus Library
17:10
Creative Interview
Fanatical Incurable Bookworms - Awarding of Hats
Cyprus Children's and Youth Book Association
Action of the Cyprus Children's and Young People's Book Association in collaboration with the Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of the Child, Elena Pericleous. Children participate in a creative interview and question game about the books they have read, with the aim of strengthening the love of reading. It is aimed at children aged 6–18.


