Greece

“A Bear” In Wanderlust

Posted by Maria Sikitano | 20th Sep 2018 | Greece, Review, Russian Theatre Abroad |

What is it like to get on a bus that does not follow a regular route through the city but remains...

Little Theatre, Great Tragedies

Posted by Katerina Leoudi | 17th Sep 2018 | Festivals, Greece, Review |

The Little Theatre of Epidaurus is placed near the port of Palea Epidaurus in the Argolis...

How “Possessed” Is The Audience?

Posted by Katerina Leoudi | 14th Sep 2018 | Adaptation, Greece, Review |

What is expected from theatrical adaptations of literature? Why have they become so popular...

Athens And Epidaurus Festival

Posted by Athens-Epidaurus Festival | 10th Sep 2018 | Festivals, Greece, News |

What is it about: Greece’s foremost cultural festival and one of the oldest performing arts...

Interview With Opera Director Rodula Gaitanou: “The Culinary Traditions Give Me A Great Insight Into A Nation’s Taste For Hospitality”

Posted by Rie Hammer | 3rd Sep 2018 | Directing, Greece, Interview, Theatre and Gender, Theatre and Opera |

The Greek-born opera director Rodula Gaitanou has made a name for herself internationally. She is...

ARTimeleia: A Theatre Group Built Of Actors With Neuromuscular Disorders

Posted by Annita Capousizi | 16th Mar 2017 | Greece, Theatre and Disability |

When I tell people that I do theatre with actors who have neuromuscular disorders, their outward...

Documenta 14: Learning From Athens

Posted by Asimina Xyla | 3rd Dec 2016 | Greece |

What a surprise it was back in 2014 when Adam Szymczyk, Artistic Director of documenta, Germany’s...

The Greek “Snowman Who Refused to Melt” Travels North

Posted by Elpida Komianou | 2nd Dec 2016 | Greece, Puppetry |

The Greek puppet theatre company, Prassein Aloga, meaning “to act irrationally” in ancient Greek,...

“Amor”: Human Tragedy as a Farce

Posted by Maria Sikitano | 28th Nov 2016 | Greece |

“I was Hamlet. I stood on the coast and spoke with the surf BLABLA at my back the ruins of Europe”...

International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama

Posted by The Theatre Times | 1st Jul 2016 | Festivals, Greece |

The International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama is a distinct cultural event with an...

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"All In A Night" - Forced Entertainment's Marathon Production