Anton Chekhov’s play “Platonov” is staged on February 21 at the Municipal Theatre of Piraeus.…
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One of the most famous actresses of her time, Greek actress Mary Chronopoulou speaks to Greek City Times.
Can YOU live without your phone? What would your life be like without it? This is the question that Greek Australian filmmaker Alex Lykos tries to answer in his new film Disconnect Me.
Three emblematic female Greek figures, Maria Callas, Melina Mercouri and the mythological Medea are the…
The annual Lysicrates Prize competition – where the audience votes for the winning playwright who receives a $15,000 commission to complete the full play – takes place tomorrow and you could be part of it and witness the birth of a new Australian classic!
The Lysicrates Prize is an annual competition that showcases some of Australia’s most exciting playwriting talent and awards the commission of that play. The 7th Lysicrates Prize will be held on Saturday 29th April 2023 at the Conservatorium of Music and tickets are now available.
Born on July 4, 1939 in Kaissariani, Athens, Anna Fonsou is an actress, known for…
Zozo Sapountzaki was born in Salonica, Greece and studied drama and music at the Musical Theatre School. Her celebrated legs were always the focal point in most of her movies. At 89 years of age, Zozo is still going strong even today, making appearances in talk shows and music halls in Athens.
One of the most famous actresses of her time, Greek actress Mary Chronopoulou speaks to Greek City Times.
The Centre for Hellenic Studies at King’s College London in collaboration with the cultural organisation…
International audiences first fell in love with Alexis Georgoulis in the 2007 romantic comedy My…
The Wizard of Oz – All Saints Grammar stuns audience When you think of school…
The global premiere of Makriyannis Unplugged will take place in Los Angeles, at UCLA’s Freud Playhouse, on…
A new archaeological exhibition, on the theme of ancient theatre, is scheduled by the Museum…
The Greek government yesterday announced a new funding initiative to support the theatre industry which…
Lambros Konstantaras (13 March 1913 – 28 June 1985) was a popular Greek theatre and…
We bring to you 20+1 fun facts and a few little secrets about Greece that most people, even in Greece, may not know.
The Governor General of Australia takes to social media to urge people to support the Lysicrates Prize competition to stay connected, just as the people of Ancient Athens did in the days of the Dionysus Theatre.
The President of the Hellenic Republic, Prokopios Pavlopoulos bestowed Commander of the Order of Honour medals…
As the lights dimmed in Sydney’s Mytilenean House and the audience took to their seats,…
