Theater until Easter: Greek noir, Chekhov, and 6 other performances you can catch
A variety of theatrical performances, including Greek noir and Chekhov's works, are running until Easter in Greece, showcasing classic realism and modern aesthetics.
Cinema Does Not Love Death
Nikos Karathanous directs a summer tribute performance reflecting on the essence of classic Greek cinema and its nostalgic beauty.
Greek classics explored in a course at Teatro Γgora with Celso Frateschi
Teatro Γgora in SΓ£o Paulo will offer a course on dramatic literature from March, featuring theater professor Welington Andrade and actor Celso Frateschi.
The great 'theatrical man' Kostas Dalianis has passed away
The Greek theater community mourns the loss of famed director and educator Kostas Dalianis, known for his commitment to political theater and education.
Ioanna Papantoniou has died β The first female set designer in Epidaurus
Ioanna Papantoniou, the first female set designer in Epidaurus, has passed away at the age of 91, causing great sorrow in the theatrical world of Nafplio and beyond.
Odysseas Stamoulis: "The secret to success is love, which is everywhere..."
The interactive comedy play 'Fiakas' continues at the 'Apo Michanis' Theatre, featuring Odysseas Stamoulis in the lead role, amidst live music and traditional puppet performance.
The Garden of Earthly Delights
The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus is set to showcase 'The Garden of Earthly Delights,' a new creation by choreographer Spyros Kouvaras and the Greek-French contemporary dance company Synthesis 748 Dance Co., from April 16 to 21.
Theodoros Kanonidis: From Sochumi to REX in 1963 and the KTHBE in 2002
The article discusses the life and contributions of Theodoros Kanonidis, a notable figure in the Pontic Greek community, highlighting his impact on theater within the Soviet Union and Greece.
Democrats and Aristocrats or Strollers in the Field of Ares
The article discusses the Greek translation and presentation of the play "Democrats and Aristocrats or Strollers in the Field of Ares" by Olympe de Gouges, the first French feminist.
Highlighting the frauds of every age
A new production of Molière's 'The Misanthrope' directed by Ioli Andreadi will be performed at the Filip Theater in Athens, celebrating 50 years of artistic contribution from the Thessalian Theater.
Alexandros Chountas: 'Surrealism arises from life itself...'
The internationally recognized Greek poet Nanos Valaorit's work, 'The Hotel on the Night That Falls', is being presented for the first time in Greece, directed by Lina Fountoglou.
Play uses Greek mythology to reflect on the weight of heredity in life
The play "Hereditary" at Sesc Pompeia explores the themes of genetic inheritance through the lens of Greek mythology, focusing on the personal experiences of artist Moira Braga.
Stelios Dimopoulos: 'Theater without a political core is dead theater...'
Stelios Dimopoulos discusses the relevance of Henrik Ibsen's play 'An Enemy of the People' in the context of contemporary issues in Greek society.
Kostas Leimonis β Gerasimos Skiadarese talk about 'Out of Matter'
A Greek politician delivers a resignation speech that offers sharp criticism of political and societal issues, inspired by the thought-provoking play 'Out of Matter' by Kostas Leimonis.
Let's all gather together...
The article discusses the Greek political scene, comparing it to poorly acted theater, and highlights the struggles of political parties to unite under a progressive government.
Extension of performances for the highly discussed βLolaβ
The iconic βLolaβ by Ilias Lyberopoulos has captured the Greek theater audience, leading to an extension of performances until March 1 due to high demand.
"Jenny Jenny": The Municipal Theater of Piraeus presents the legendary comedy
The Municipal Theater of Piraeus is staging a nostalgic adaptation of the classic film "Jenny Jenny," evoking themes of Greek summer and memory.
Constantine Beta: A Unique Evening Engaging with the Poetic Work of Yannis Ritsos
Constantine Beta, a prominent figure in the Greek electronic music scene, will engage with the poetic works of Yannis Ritsos in a unique performance titled 'The World is One' at the historic Olympia Theater on February 9.
Angelo Tsarouchas brings laughter to the Embassy Theater
Comedian Angelo Tsarouchas draws inspiration from his experiences in the Greek diaspora to deliver a PG-friendly stand-up comedy show suitable for all ages at the Embassy Theater.
Maria Kavoyanni: The unpublished photo from a theatrical performance in 1993
To celebrate Maria Kavoyanni's birthday, Studio Kleisthenes shared an unpublished photo of her from a theatrical performance in 1993.
Bright Pelouzo: Who is Marina of the Great Chimera - The connection with Greece and the next steps
The article discusses the impact of the character Marina in the production 'The Great Chimera', which is a contemporary adaptation of a classic Greek novel, showcasing the natural beauty and deep interpretation brought by Bright Pelouzo.
The collective agreement of actors is 'in the air' β the deadlock remains in the 'war' between SEH and producers
A discussion regarding the collective work agreement took place without the involvement of key stakeholders such as the Greek Actors' Association (SEH) and several theatre unions, highlighting ongoing tensions within the Greek theater community.
Finos Film bids farewell to Christos Politis: A performer with subtle charm and theatrical culture has left us
Finos Film honors actor Christos Politis, who passed away at the age of 83, leaving a significant mark on Greek theater, cinema, and television.
Stratos Tzortzoglou: It has happened that people came to the theater to see my backside and not my performance
Famous Greek actor Stratos Tzortzoglou discusses the superficial reasons some audience members attend his performances, emphasizing that popularity does not equate to true admiration for his craft.
Dimitris Horn - Who was his true great love?
Dimitris Horn, a beloved figure in theater and film, is often associated with Ella Lampeti, with whom he shared a passionate romance alongside their iconic collaborative works.
Association of Greek Actors: See the complete list of theaters and productions participating in today's strike
The Association of Greek Actors has released a list of theaters and productions that are participating in the current strike action.
Spyros Bimpilas: I have given the first gay kiss on stage and played the first gay role on television
Actor Spyros Bimpilas reflects on his groundbreaking career, noting that he was the first to give a gay kiss in theater and portray a gay character on Greek television.
SYRIZA and New Left on the side of the workers in the theater
The Greek political party SYRIZA and the New Left are supporting workers in the theater industry amid ongoing labor disputes.
Closed theaters during the holidays: Actors and musicians are on strike
Theaters will remain closed on Saturday, December 27, due to a strike called by the Association of Greek Actors, demanding the signing of a Collective Labor Agreement, with support from the Panhellenic Musical Association.