Akis Dimou is a significant contemporary Greek playwright. He belongs to the new generation of playwrights who appear in the 1990’s and experiment with new dramaturgical forms exceeding the rule of the social and psychological realism. His first appearance on Greek stage is in 1995...
Mountraki...
Mavroleon...
From 2005, when Antonis Georgiou made his debut (with his play My Beloved Washing Machine) until the beginning of 2019, when this text was finally submitted, the playwright, and also novelist, wrote six plays and has recently completed a seventh (Uncle Giannis): a systematic and...
Grammatas...
The Burning Ones. Through its very title, dramatic and prophetic at the same time, Kalaitzidou’s award-receiving play brings together the agony of humanity after the turn of the millennium, when terrorism, sociopolitical upheaval, new military action, crucial climate change, prolonged economic crisis and uncontrolled migration...
Stefanides...
Roula Faneromeni or –This is who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf...
[Translation Elena Delliou] Actor, director, acting teacher with many years of experience and creator of the Theater of Changes, the versatile Evdokimos Tsolakidis emerged in Greek dramaturgy with two imaginative plays. Athens-Moscow (2001) could be the modern sequel of Three Sisters, where Tsolakidis explores the complex...
[Translation: Elena Delliou] Giorgos Neophytou is an evidently a political playwright. The thematic axis of his works is connected with Cyprus’ political history, and more specifically with the contemporary reality of post-war Cyprus; the local community as modeled after the landmark date of 1974. He emerged at...