Musical evening in a stunning location

If you enjoy listening to music in a stunning location you may want to book a ticket for Friday’s event. Popular soprano Tina Chester promises an evening of music in a magical setting, on the hillside in front of the old monastery in Kallepia, Paphos. Not only that, the audience can also enjoy a full buffet meal during the evening included in the price and support a good cause, as all proceeds will be donated to the Peyia Animal Rescue Club.

Tina Chester is no stranger to Cyprus, having performed at numerous ventures across the island during the past years. This time she will entertain her audience with familiar arias and songs from the worlds of opera, musicals, popular classical cross-over and light jazz.

The soprano hails from north-west England, where she studied classical and performance techniques with various teachers. As well as being a success at musical festivals Tina has performed at weddings, corporate functions, in operatic and theatre productions and guest appearances at concerts. Her main influences have been sopranos Natalie Dessay, Sumi Jo, and cross-over singers such as Katherine Jenkins and Sarah Brightman.

Fusion of Opera, Classical, Cross-Over and Show Tunes
August 26. G&Ts, Monasteroui On The Hill Restaurant, Kallepia, Paphos.7pm until 11pm. €20 including full buffet meal. Tickets: Restaurant 26-642727 or 96-579144 or from Hearns Bookstore, Peyia. For more information 99-248182, [email protected]

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