22 Oct The Greek Theatre at the Dawn of the 21st Century: From Collectivity to Innerness
[Translation: Elena Delliou] The Modern Greek dramatic production remains rather unknown to the wider European audience. It is certain that in their minds the Greek theatrical life consists almost exclusively of the ancient drama performances, which appear to cast a heavy shadow over any novel creative...
22 Oct TSIMARAS’ TZANATOS THEATRE
[Translation: Elena Delliou] Tsimaras Tzanatos...
22 Oct THANASIS TRIARIDIS’ THEATRE
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22 Oct ANTONIS & KONSTANTINOS KOUFALI’S THEATRE
On Absence or Notes on the dramaturgy of Antonis and Konstantinos Koufalis ...
22 Oct MANOLIS TSIPOS’ THEATRE
Change’s momentum and intensity. A note on the dramaturgy of Manolis Tsipos. [Translation: Elena Delliou] The work of the dramatist, artist and director Manolis Tsipos is permeated by an ironic melancholy for the aesthetic and spiritual achievements of the European tradition. The playwright, however, never endorses uncritically...
22 Oct VANGELIS HATZIYANNIDIS’ THEATRE
The Game of “Reality” It should be stressed from the very beginning that it is difficult to introduce an artist who is in his mature period, because his career is ongoing, which means that a lot more is to follow until the completion of his artistic...
22 Oct A FEW THINGS I HAVE LEARNED WHILE WRITING ABOUT THEATRE (WHEN IN FACT I HAVEN’T LEARNED ANYTHING).
[Translation: Vasiliki Misiou] * Think of yourself as … a victim of your bilingualism: on the one hand, the language of things, what your inner voice suggests, and, on the other hand, the language of approaching the others (the theatre is, in principle and, eventually, a meeting...
22 Oct LOULA ANAGNOSTAKI’S THEATRE
Loula Anagnostaki’s work constitutes a series of heroic chants towards the exit, a series of humble hymns to freedom. The focus of her playwriting is man and his need to be free, to feel that he is always able to change his life and has...