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SUMMARY:“Stories of the wind” Tribute to pioneer director Joris Ivens
DESCRIPTION:“STORIES OF THE WIND” TRIBUTE TO PIONEER DIRECTOR JORIS IVENS (1898-1989) \n18 &19 August 2025\nAt Ciné Avli of Andros Film Club \n11th International Andros Festival \nCuration: Pantelis Voulgaris\nIn collaboration with: Taksiarhis Deligiannis\nVasilis Tsiouvaras \nThis year\, the Festival commemorates Joris Ivens\, an exceptional and pioneering European documentary filmmaker. During the two-day tribute to his work (18 & 19 August)\, the festival will screen two of his most important short films\, “Borinage” (1934) and “The Spanish Earth” (1938)\, and the feature film “A Tale of the Wind” (1988)\, the last one of his career that he made at the age of 90. The screenings will be introduced by director Dimitris Indares.\nJoris Ivens was born in Nijmegen\, the Netherlands\, and died in Paris\, France. The “passionate lover of humanity” or “citizen of the world”\, as he was called\, combined many of his travels with his films. In the Soviet Union he documented the methods of suppressing a strike (“Song of Heroes”\, 1932). In Spain he made a documentary in support of the democratically elected Republicans during the Spanish Civil War (“The Spanish Earth”\, 1938). In China he spoke about the heroic resistance of the Chinese people against the Japanese invasion (“The 400 Million”\, 1939).\nHis collaborations with other filmmakers were significant and fruitful. Together with Frank Capra he made the documentary series “Why We Fight” (1943). He collaborated with the brothers Paolo and Vittorio Taviani on the documentary “Italy Is Not a Poor Country” (1960)\, combining different film genres. He also participated in the collective documentary “Far from Vietnam” (1967) with Jean-Luc Godard\, Alain Resnais\, Agnès Varda and many other acclaimed directors.\nHis inexhaustible filmography includes\, among other films\, “Tomorrow in Nagila” (1960)\, “A People in Arms” (1961) and “The Victory Train” (1964)\, in which he describes the battles of various peoples and countries\, empathising with them. The 763-minute documentary “How Yukong Moved the Mountains” (1977)\, which records the Chinese Cultural Revolution\, also holds a distinct place in Ivens’ filmography. Finally\, in his autobiographical film “A Tale of the Wind” (1988)\, Ivens summarises his life and career with the wisdom of a well-travelled humanist.\nAmong his numerous international awards are the Short Film Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1958 and the special prize for his entire body of work at the Venice Film Festival in 1988. \nScreening start time: 18 & 19 August\, 9:00 PM
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/stories-of-the-wind-tribute-to-pioneer-director-joris-ivens/
LOCATION:Αυλή κινηματογραφικής λέσχης Άνδρου\, Χώρα Άνδρου\, Άνδρος
CATEGORIES:2025,CINEMA
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SUMMARY:«Electra» by Sophocles – Syros Theater-Cultural Association ‘Apollon’
DESCRIPTION:The Syros Theater-Cultural Association ‘Apollon’ presents Sophocles’ tragedy ‘Electra’ at the Open-Air Theatre of Andros on Tuesday 20th August\, at 09:00 PM. \nAn honest communication with the treasure of our ancient drama\, the eternal work which is appreciated and admired by the entire humankind. \nWe welcome the initiative of the International Festival of Andros to include a Cycladic artistic creation in its artistic programme. \nOur participation in the 5th Festival is a great honour for us and we warmly thank Mr Pantelis Voulgaris\, the art director of the Festival\, who trusted us and gave us the opportunity to represent the creative artistic endeavour of our island. \n  \n \n  \nThe plot of the play \nElectra lives in Argos\, where she mourns the death of her father Agamemnon and openly accuses her mother Clytemnestra and her husband Aegisthus of Agamemnon’s murder. She awaits the return of her brother\, Orestes\, who will take revenge on their fathers’ murder and will succeed to the throne that he rightfully owns. \nOrestes returns to his homeland\, together with his pedagogue who acts as a counsellor and his friend Pylades who acts as an assistant\, with the aim of taking revenge for his father’s death. In order that this aim is achieved\, the pedagogue appears at first and informs Clytemnestra that Orestes lost his life in a chariot race. Then\, Orestes and Pylades arrive carrying an urn that supposedly contains Orestes’ ashes. \nWhen Electra hears that her brother is dead\, she loses all hope and mourns so much that Orestes is touched and is forced to reveal his real identity to her. Then comes the revenge; Clytemnestra and Aegisthus are murdered by Orestes\, while Electra is the instigator of the murder. \nELECTRA BY SOPHOCLES\nTranslation: Giorgos Blanas \nDIRECTION-LIGHTING\nGiorgos Pahos \nSCENERY\nPinelopi Aslanoglou \nCHOREOGRAPHY\n(Original choreographies-Selection of choreographies-Teaching)\nElisavet Apostolidou \nMUSIC\nΒ’ stasimon (‘Fimi Ton Anthropon…’ – ‘People’s Fame…’)\nNikos Kipourgos\nMonody of Chrysothemis\nDimitris Theocharis \nThe performance has English surtitles \n \n \n \nPhotos: Maria Lampriadou
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/electra-by-sophocles-syros-theater-cultural-association-apollon/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,THEATRE
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190818T235900
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SUMMARY:«Eleni's Festivity» - Eleni Vitali\, Violeta Ikari & TZOUM
DESCRIPTION:This is a performance-proposal that Eleni Vitali and her great partnershave created with a lot of passion\, talent and imagination. \nThe audience’s enthusiasm and manifestation of love in the sold-out concerts act as a catalyst for the continuation of the performances. \nThe great singer Eleni Vitali is the protagonist and host of this festivity. \nShe has chosen to sing some of her biggest hits\, as well as many songs that have been created or performed by her favourite artists (Marios Tokas\, Dimitris Mitropanos\, Sokratis Malamas\, Orfeas Peridis\, Nikos Papazoglou\, Manolis Rasoulis\, Takis Soukas\, Stelios Kazantzidis\, Giannis Papaioannou etc.)\nAll the above are connected by the fine line of the optimism\, adolescent spirit andopen-heartedness that characterizes the performance organizers EleniVitali and Nikos Ksidis. \nTheir firm intention is that the audience and the artists unify; that they become a family and have a wonderful time. \nEleni Vitali’s brilliant performance\, which takes on numerous aspects and different forms\, Nikos Ksidis’s and Tzoum’s original and aesthetic orchestrations and Violeta Ikari’s great presence constitute the solid basis thanks to which ‘Eleni’s Festivity’ is considered as one of the best performances of the past years. \nThe picture is completed by the charismatic presence of the great clarinetist and solist Manos Achalinotopoulos. \nINFO \nTheTZOUM:\nRigas Vorgias:  electricbass\, trumpet\nNikos Ksidis: electric/acoustic guitar\, lute\nNatasa Pavlatou: percussion\nNikos Samaras: bouzouki\, saz\, tzouras\, trumpet\nDimitris Sintos: piano\, lute\nThanos Tselempis: drums\, dulcimer\nAnd…\nManos Achalinotopoulos: clarinet\, ney\, kaval\, pipe\nThe TZOUM have been created and are organised by Nikos Ksidis. \nPerformance organisation: Eleni Vitali\, Nikos Ksidis \n \n \n \nPhotos: Maria Lampriadou
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/eleni-s-festivity-eleni-vitali-violeta-ikari-tzoum/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,MUSIC
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SUMMARY:«The Happy One» – Poreia Theater
DESCRIPTION:Marina Karagatsi \nThe Happy one \nTheatrical adaptation: Erie Kyrgia \nDirector Dimitri Tarlow \n“Life is a bitch…” \n“The Happy one”\, Marina Karagatsi’s novel (“Diavazo” Literary Magazine Award\, 2009) after being presented in the Poreia Theatre\, and directed by its Artistic Director\, Dimitri Tarlow for two seasons\, is now travelling in Andros International Festival. \nThe theatrical adaptation (by Eri Kyrgia) transforms the apologetic\, reviewing and forgiving monologues into a full-length play and directly transports us to the home of the emblematic Greek author M. Karagatsis\, who suffered from severe insomnia. Within three sleepless days and through his little daughter’s gaze\, come to light all that has haunted and hurt one of the most reputed families in Greece – or just a family. And if the dark moments outnumber the bright ones\, the reconciliation with the past turns out to be the only way. \n  \nCreative Team \nTheatrical adaptation: Erie Kyrgia \nTranslation –Dramaturgy – Direction: Dimitri Tarlow\nSet & Costumes: Eleni Manolopoulou \nMusic: Nalyssa Green \nLighting: Alekos Anastasiou \nMake-up: Evi Zafeiropoulou \nWigs and Hair: Chronis Tzimos \nActors’ training: Christiana Kosiari \nPhotos & trailer: Vasia Anagnostopoulou \nAssistant Directors: Dimitra Koutsokosta\, Thomais Gkerlektsi \nAssistant set & costumes designer: Alexandros Garnavos \nCast \nLaskaro: Kaiti Manolidaki \nMarina: Thaleia Stamatelou \nMina: Smaragda Smirnaiou \nNiki: Danai Saridaki \nKaragatsis: Christos Malakis \n \n \nPhotos: Dimitra Milaiou
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/the-happy-one-poreia-theater/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190814T210000
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SUMMARY:«Adiós Niña» (Goodbye\, Girl) – Microscopic Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Federico García Lorca‘s songs are performed as an epic representation of the world\, focusing on the female form. \nThe popular cycle of the thirteen traditional Spanish songs (canciones populares) that the great poet and musician collected and adjusted for female voice and piano\, explores the global themes of traditional songs: the drama of life and its stages\, joy and sorrow\, love and heartbreak\, death\, work and the struggle for survival\, war and peace. Also\, the songs explore the play\, nature and its landscapes\, affectionate moments such as a lullaby\, celebrations\, weddings and ceremonies which express the collective life of a society\, and national\, religious or simply local pride. One of the songs contains the phrase ‘Viva Seville!’\, while bullfight is probably the only purely Spanish theme of the songs. \nThe performance of the Microscopic Theater links the song themes with a stage action that is undivided in space and time\, without linear narration. Each microscopic movement or gesture of the dance is recorded to the entirety of the play at any moment\, thus it is not necessary that the narration is linked with the individual themes or that the audience simultaneously focuses on the song lyrics. The cohesive forms of the action are the ones of reflection and dream\, as the dancers dive in the fertile collectivity of the unconscious in order to improvise the expression which fits every moment the most. Instead of describing\, they commune; instead of performing\, they embody. The images which are created on the stage sometimes illustrate the visible world and sometimes illustrate the shifting and the changes of the mind and the soul. \nThe song of the lyrical singer Roxani Papadimitriou is the source and the element that gives birth to the performance. As the singer is fully integrated in the choreographic action\, she remains ‘invisible’\, however\, in essence\, she expressively and mentally guides and defines the performance. She functions as a catalyst that converts the action of the dance group into a musical event. Thus\, the performance\, due to its morphological distinctiveness\, can be described more properly as a ‘musical installation’ and not as a choreography. \nThe title ‘Goodbye\, Girl’ refers to the female coming of age as a motto\, a wish and a riddle. \nAnastasia Lyra created the choreography and the scenery of the performance. Roxani Papadimitriou performs the songs\, while Despo Varoudaki and Mihalis Sidiropoulos play the guitar. Alkis Spiliopoulos is responsible for the lighting design. The dance is performed by the dancers Titi Antonopoulou\, Anastasia Argiropoulou\, Aliki Kontziou Gousia\, Athina Kirousi\, Eva Pagoulatou\, Eleni Pantazatou\, Elina Papadopoulou and Vanesa Spinasa. \nThe Microscopic Theater is a theatrical venue located in the centre of Athens\, in Plaka; it has been presenting the Microscopic Theater dance group for the past five years. The core members of the group have been cooperating with the choreographer Anastasia Lyra for at least twenty years. The choreographer’s main scope of work centres on classical music and dance improvisation. \nThe group of the Microscopic Theater has all the characteristics of an ensemble which relies on the long-standing cooperation of the majority of its members.
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/adios-nina-goodbye-girl-microscopic-theatre/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,DANCΕ
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SUMMARY:«Theogony» by Hesiod – Patari Project
DESCRIPTION:Description of the play \nIn a period in which we are asked to start from scratch\, being based only on ourselves\, we realise that people increasingly feel the need to understand their origin. \nBoth children and adults need to listen to a fairytale before they fall asleep; a fairytale which justifies the things that the mind cannot explain. \n‘Theogony’ is one of the first attempts to explain the origin of human existence. It is one of the first big fairytales. \nThe performance tries to introduce or remind us of a great work of the ancient world and global intellectby employing an original\, bodily narration. \nIn the same way as Hesiod returns to the primary materials and roots of the world\, the performance also uses the body\, its properties and its abilities as the primary material and narrative tool. This play is not based on the scenery\, costumes and lighting. It is focused on the actors\, on the human beings; it is based on human imagination and inventiveness. \nIt is suggested that the play is presented at the Ancient Epidaurus Little Theatre– a space that\, in my experience\, functions as a channel where the narration and meaning are released and exculpated. \nWe aim to create a lively\, fun and touching performance which will make us wonder which is our own Earth\, our own Sky and our own Chaos. \n‘Theogony –ABig Celebration’\n(Inspired by Hesiod’s ‘Theogony’) \nConception-Idea: Patari Project \nDirection: Sofia Pashou \nDramaturgy: Katerina Mavrogeorgi \nMusic: Nikos Galenianos\, Stamatis Pasopoulos \nScenery: EvangeliaTherianou \nCostumes: Claire Bracewell \nMovement: ErifiliStefanidou \nLighting: Sofia Alexiadou \nPhotography: Panagiotis Maidis \nPost-production: Marianna Pana \nCast (in alphabetical order): \nHara Kotsali\, TheodosisKonstas\, ThanosLekkas\, Katerina Mavreogeorgi\, Kitty Paitazoglou\, ErifiliStefanidou\, Aleksandros Chrysanthopoulos\, ApostolisPsihramis. \nMusicians on stage: Stamatis Pasopoulos\, Nikos Galenianos \nSofia Pashou’s Curriculum Vitae \nSophia Pashou studied in ‘Arhi’ Drama School and in London International School of Performing Arts (LISPA). She completed theLISPA pedagogical training program on scholarship and entered the School’s workforce. She is a founding member of the ‘Patari Project’ group\, in which she has directed the following performances: ’10 cm up’\, ‘Odyssey’\, ‘Bal in the Air’\, ‘I catch a Shoe on the Piano’\, ‘Nose’ and ‘Hionani’. As an actress\, she has collaborated with LiloBaur\, with Helen Chadwick at the Royal Opera House in London\, with DessislavaStefanova\, with the ‘Out of Chaos’ and ‘Babakas’ groups etc. She has also been responsible for the element of movement in the following plays: ‘Iphigenia in Tauris’ (National Theatre of Northern Greece)\, ‘K’s Trial’ (Porta Theatre)\, ‘Arrival’ (Ancient Epidaurus Little Theatre)\, ‘Candide or Optimism’ (Porta Theatre)\, ‘Fahrenheit 451’ (Athens Festival)\, ‘Frogs’ (Epidaurus Festival) etc. Regarding her educational activity\, she runs courses and seminars for children\, adolescents and actors. She is an external collaborator of the workshop of KseniaKalogeropoulou’s Porta Theatre\, of London Bubble and of the BE-Festival. She has also taught at the Birmingham School of Acting and at the National Theatre of England. \n \n \n \nPhotos: Dimitra Milaiou
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/theogony-by-hesiod-patari-project/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,THEATRE
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SUMMARY:«Oedipus Rex» by Sophocles – Athens Theaters
DESCRIPTION:  \nAthens Theatres present Sophocles’ great tragedy ‘Oedipus Rex’\, directed by Konstantinos Markoulakis\, which goes on a tour in Greece. \nDimitris Lignadis and Amalia Moutousi co-star in the play\, in the roles of Oedipus and Jocasta respectively.The protagonists are accompanied by the actors Nikos Chatzopoulos(Creon)\, Konstantinos Avarikiotis (Tiresias)\, GiorgosZiovas (Messenger)\, GiorgosPsichogios (Therapist)\, Nikos Chanakoulas (Second Messenger) and a chorus of 10 other actors and musicians. \nThe plot: \nThe play begins with a mystery. The city of Thebes is ravaged by a plague and King Oedipus tries to uncover the reason behind this misfortune. According to Apollo’s oracle\, Laius’ murder has to avenged in order that the plague stops. The King decides to solve the riddle and\,thus\, devastating revelations are brought to light.\nTwo axes complement each other in this play\, which is the greatest ancient drama that has survived. \nThe first axis is the perfect plot of the play; this is the first suspense thriller in global dramaturgy (the Anglo-Saxons refer to this genre with the term ‘whodunitplay’). The hero unravels the series of events and masterfully reaches the centre of the labyrinth\, where the pursuer and the pursued are the same person. Even if we sometimes do not appreciate this axis enough and search for different qualities\, the phrase ‘Polivos was not your father’ always makes the audience shiver. And the game of the fate is still halfway. \nThe second axis\, the one that renders ‘Oedipus’ the first existential play in global dramaturgy\, is the ‘Who am I?’ question that the protagonist asks and the tools that he uses to answer it. These are the tools that humans – especially in the Western world – have idolized: rational thinking\, reason and logic. They are the only tools we have and they have tremendously contributed to the development of the human species; however\, they are not enough. Because if someone decides to put this question\, they also have to be ready to receive the answer. And\, as the poet says\, the truth ‘is revealed only when facing death’. \nOedipus is the first human of our dramaturgy; he is its Adam. And his fate makes us humble. \n  \nCredits\nTranslation: Giannis Lignadis\nDirection: Konstantinos Markoulakis\nStaging-Costumes: Paris Meksis\nMusic: Minos Matsas\nMovement: Kiki Mpaka\nLighting: AlekosGiannaros\nAssistantDirectors: Dimitra Dermitzaki\, Elena Skoula\nAssistant Composer: Dimitra Agrafioti\nProduction: Athens Theatres \nCast:\nDimitris Lignadis: Oedipus\nAmalia Moutousi: Jocasta\nNikos Chatzopoulos: Creon\nKonstantinos Avarikiotis: Tiresias\nGiorgosZiovas: Messenger\nGiorgos Psichogios: Therapist\nNikos Chanakoulas: SecondMessenger\nChorus: Michalis Afolagian\, Dimitris Georgalas\, Dimitris Karaviotis\, Kostas Korakis\, AlkiviadisMaggonas\, Dimitris Mavros\, Vasilis Papadimitriou\, Giannis Politakis\, GiorgisTsouris\, Vangelis Psomas
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/oedipus-rex-by-sophocles-athens-theaters/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,THEATRE
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SUMMARY:«tempus fugit» - Dance Theater cie. toula limnaios
DESCRIPTION:Concept/Choreography: Toula Limnaios \nMusic: Ralf R. Ollertz \nDance/Creation: Daniel Afonso\, Leonardo D’Aquino\, Priscilla Fiuza\, Alba de Miguel\, Alessio Scandale\, Hironori Sugata\, Karolina Wyrwal \nLighting design: Felix Grimm \nStage/Costumes: Antonia Limnaios/ Toula Limnaios \nIn tempus fugit seven dancers continually move as a group\, as a flowing unit. Propelled forward by an inner unison\, they produce an allembracing tide. A round dance like a single shared movement nevertheless at moments revealing the individual. Nothing lasts forever – the flow of time cannot be detained. But how do we really live in it? Has the hustle and bustle of daily life consumed us all? Compared to the breathlessness of our lives\, the horde resembles a muscle\, brimming with vitality and solidarity. Mass and identity\, power and momentum are its central phenomena – the group as a microcosm that frees us from the prison of isolation and unleashes new strength. \n“Toula Limnaios’ associative visual worlds reveal disturbing and simultaneously intense as well as precise movement details… The striking strength of this choreographer lies in her ability to stage a scenic plurality of opposing events that culminate in a pensive final metaphor. This is what leaves its mark in the audience’s memory.”\n(Neues Deutschland/ tanznetz) \n  \n \n  \nTours: Germany\, Armenia\, Trinidad&Tobago\, Nicaragua\, Spain\, Romania\, Greece\, Italy \nA cie. toula limnaios production in cooperation with the HALLE TANZBάHNE BERLIN and with the kind support of the Cultural Department of the City of Berlin. \nThe cie. toula limnaios is an ensemble for contemporary dance\, founded in 1996 by choreographer and performer Toula Limnaios and composer Ralf R. Ollertz. In 2001\, they were awarded the »Meeting Neuer Tanz« prize. In 2004\, their Beckett trilogy was made into a television film entitled »atemzug« for ZDF/arte. The company has received funding from the City of Berlin since 2005 and were selected by the Fonds Darstellende Künste to receive Conceptual Funding for »Leading Ensembles in the Field of Independent Theater and Dance« from 2008 until 2010. In 2012\, they were awarded the ‘’george tabori prize’’. \nIn addition to their artistic work\, they are strongly dedicated both to promoting innovative working structures\, as well as establishing equality for dance in society. The cie. toula limnaios ensemble presents 50-60 shows every year and works with 16 salaried employees\, who are supported by an even larger number of closely associated freelancers. With its flexible\, lean\, but highly effective structure and in co-production with international partners\, the company continuously produces ensemble work of exceptional quality\, making them one of the most successful ensembles for contemporary dance today. As a representative of the German dance scene for the Goethe Institut and the Federal Foreign Office\, they have presented their repertoire across Germany and worldwide since 2005. The company is institutionally funded by the City of Berlin’s Department for Cultural Affairs since 2014. \nThe cie. toula limnaios show dance that is watchful\, critical and bold – with concern for humankind\, made by and for people. \n  \nToula Limnaios was born in Greece in 1963. After completing her studies in classical and modern dance\, M. Alexander and Laban technique\, music and dance education in Brussels\, she worked as a dancer with Claudio Bernardo and Régine Chopinot\, and as an assistant with Pierre Droulers. Limnaios received further education at the Folkwagen University\, where she soon became a member of a Folkwang Dance Studio under the artistic direction of Pina Bauch. Limnaios made her name by performing live- improvisations of the Duo Landscapes\, she founded together with the musicians Conny Bauer and Peter Kowald. In 1996 she founded cie. toula limnaios\, a contemporary dance company that brought her choreographic art onto the stages worldwide. Apart from managing her ensemble\, Limnaios works as a guest choreographer at the Theater Osnabrueck and the Frankfurt University of Performing Arts. Between 2007 and 2008 she was a guest professor at the „Ernst Busch“ Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin. \n  \nRalf R. Ollertz was born in 1964. He studied composition\, electro acoustic music\, conducting and piano in Germany and Italy with Nikolaus A. Huber and Salvatore Sciarrino and later at the Folkwang University. Over the past years he has written not only chamber and orchestra music\, but also radio dramas\, music for the theater\, movies and dance for which he received several international prizes and grants. His opera car crash has been presented and commissioned by the city operas in Hannover and Stuttgart. His work as a composer and conductor has taken him through Europe\, South America\, Australia\, Japan\, the USA and Africa. \n  \n1996 Founding in Brussels \n1997 Relocation of the headquarters to Berlin \nmaster theatre – Theater am Halleschen Ufer \n2003 Opening of its own venue HALLE TANZBÜHNE BERLIN \n2005 – 2013 Funding from the Cultural Department of Berlin \n2008 – 2010 Conception-funding from the Fond for Performing Arts \n2012 george tabori award of the Fund for Performing Arts \nsince 2014 Institutional funding from the city of Berlin \n2016 20th anniversary of the cie. toula limnaios \n  \nMEMBERS \nΑrtistic director / Choreography Toula Limnaios \nΑrtistic director / Music Ralf R. Ollertz \nDance / Creation Daniel Afonso\, Leonardo D´Aquino\, Priscilla Fiuza\, Alba de Miguel\, Alessio Scandale\, Katja Scholz\, Hironori Sugata\, Karolina Wyrwal \nVisual media cyan \nCostumes / Stage Antonia Limnaios \nPR / dramaturgy Silke Wiethe \nTouring-Cooperations Sanya Tsekov \nAccounting-controlling Dafni Oikonomopoulou \nTechnical assistance Leo Tsirigotis \nAprentice/Tech Domenik Engemann \n  \nPERFORMANCE VENUES: \nin Berlin Akademie der Künste\, HALLE TANZBÜHNE BERLIN\, Theater am Halleschen Ufer nationally Bielefeld\, Bonn\, Bremen\, Bremerhaven\, Cottbuss\, Dessau\, Dortmund\, Dresden\, Erlangen\, Essen\, Frankfurt/M\, Hannover\, Hameln\, Krefeld\, Heilbronn\, Münster\, Theater Oberhausen\, Offenburg\, Osnabrück\, Ludwigshafen\, Quedlinburg\, Recklinghausen\, Stuttgart\, Wuppertal internationally Armenia\, Austria\, Belgium\, Brazil\, Denmark\, Ecuador\, France\, Greece\, Ireland\, Italy\, Lithuania\, Latvia\, Mexico\, Nicaragua\, Panama\, Poland\, Switzerland\, Senegal\, Spain\, Trinidad&Tobago\, Russia\, Venezuela\, Cyprus \n \n“Toula Limnaios elicits fervent feelings \nAn incredible creative power is ascribed to almost every true artist; yet there are two kinds of artists – those kissed by the muse every few years and those Toula Limnaios belongs to. The Berlin-based choreographer never ceases to evolve\, regenerate\, and scrutinize in order to bestow upon the audience new and challenging experiences that go under the skin. Her newest production “tempus fugit” can be best described as a concentrate of harrowing and powerful emotions: Toula spares nobody here! Just as in her poetic “minute papillon” (December 2015)\, the human herd behaviour and the consequent peer pressure stand in the middle of Toula´s narrative interest. Her piece tackles the shallow depths of present times and penetrates into the spaces in which one sweats out their emotions. The intertwining and divisive lines of the seven dancers (Daniel Afonso\, Leonardo D’Aquino\, Daeho Lee\, Katja Scholz\, Hironori Sugata\, Karolina Wyrwal\, Inhee Yu)\, merge to seize the entire space with a hectic performance. A strong gestural intensity emerges between uplifts and tormented glances. \nOn a stage covered by a sea of dead leaves\, a dance of automatons commences and exposes one or two black sheep on the horizon. The poignant Katja Scholz is one of them. The virtuous dancer attempts to stand out\, yet she quickly returns on the planned track\, like a small obedient robot roughly guided by one of her ‘master-like’ colleagues. An additional strong image: each protagonist strives to imitate the movements of an infant or a doll that is continuously abused by the others. An all-too-effective metaphor that touches with its cold (and perhaps truthful?) perversity. \nResembling puppets\, the bodies (covered with dry clay) swirl\, intersect\, crash against the wall and stumble over each other. Like time\, they go backwards and forwards in entanglement which simultaneously constructs and collapses them. Hearts are also short of breath with the rhythm of this destructive\, frantic life on the edge of the madness. The flesh is accentuated and the faces are tense. As the lines are dispersed\, they nevertheless fuse together in a common and cacophonic roar. \nIn combination with the unusual musical soundtrack (Haydn\, Mahler and Ralf R. Ollertz)\, the power of the form fluctutates between attraction and aversion. This newly arranged score undeniably fits the circumstances and is in perfect tune with the oppression manifested. A glimmer of hope ? Not really. The last scene\, in which Leonardo D Aquino tramples over the bodies laughing\, leaves everyone in the audience pensive.” \nhttp://cccdanse.com\, reviews\, Léa Chalmont \n \n \n \nPhotos: Maria Lampriadou\, Dimitra Milaiou
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/tempus-fugit-dance-theater-cie-toula-limnaios/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,DANCΕ
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190805T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190805T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20190610T143722Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200218T064808Z
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SUMMARY:«The Journey of Love» – Giannis Parios
DESCRIPTION:Giannis Parios\, together with his 10-member orchestra\, is going to give an unforgettable concert called “The Journey of Love” on Andros Island. \nThe great artist is going to perform his own beloved songs\, as well as songs of famous Greek composers. \nAccompanied by the singers: KonstantinosAnagnostou\,RodokliaKoutaleli\,Eleni-StylianiAlexandri \nConductor: Ntinos Georgoutsos \nThe event will be held courtesy of the Foundation of Dimitrios and Lilika Moraitis – Andros. A part of the net earnings will be offered to the Philanthropic Society of Apoikia\, Andros. \n \n \n \n \nPhotos: Maria Lampriadou\, Dimitra Milaiou
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/the-journey-of-love-giannis-parios/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,MUSIC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190803T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190803T235900
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20190610T140208Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200218T065045Z
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SUMMARY:«Hill 731» - Poreia Theater
DESCRIPTION:Direction: Aris Biniaris \nMusical Theatre on the value of freedom \n“731 meters above Hades…” \nIn 1941\, at Hill 731\, the small-scale Greek army manages a convincing victory over Mussolini’s large-scale army in the latter’s attempt to conquer Greece. In the battle that took place\, the facts and numbers seem toenter the realm of the absurd in regards to the numbers of the Greek foot soldiers and the methods they used to combat an Italian offensive of mythical proportions. \nIn the performance\, with narration of the facts as the key\, the battle is referenced on an existential and spiritual playing field of humans;in a place where the illogical way of thinking prevails; he who goes against common notion and comes into conflict with the accepted beliefs or common logic; there where the paradoxical way of thinking consists of freedom as its key meaning\, against an adversary which at first seems impenetrable and which attempts by force to establish in the existential and spiritual playing field of humans a model of regularity and homogeneity which in the end detaches us from life itself.Information sourced from newspapers\, eye witness accounts of the era\, interviews and memoirs of people that fought in the battle are transformed into music\, movement and text. \nCreative Team \nDirection and Text: Aris Biniaris \nSet& CostumesDesign: Paris Mexis \nDramaturgy: Aris Biniaris \nLighting Design: Paris Mexis\, Aris Biniaris \nMusic composed and performed by: Victor Kouloumbis (bass)\,Panos Sardelis (drums)\, Christos Georgopoulos (guitar) \nAssistant Director: Dora Xagorari \nAssistant Set Designer: Despoina Faridou \nAssistant Costume Designer: Dafni Iliopoulou \nPhotography and Video: Patroklos Skafidas \nMake-up Artist for the photography: Evi Zafeiropoulou \nPerformed by: Aris Biniaris and Konstantinos Sevdalis \n \n \nPhotos: Dimitra Milaiou
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/hill-731-theatro-poreia/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190802T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190802T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20190610T142612Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200218T065356Z
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SUMMARY:Greek Composer's Music and Songs for the Greek and International Cinema - Orchestra Of The Cyclades
DESCRIPTION:The Orchestra of the Cyclades is going to give a series of concerts in summer 2019. Among other performances\, the orchestra will participate in the Festival of Andros\, where it will present music and songs that great Greek composers have written for the Greek and international cinema. \nThe orchestra will present songs by Manos Chatzidakis\, MikisTheodorakis\, Stavros Xarhakos\, DionisisSavvopoulos\, Eleni Karaindrou\, Panagiotis Kalantzopoulos and Nikos Kipourgos under the direction of Nikos Kipourgos and together with the Philharmonic Orchestra of the ΜΟΥ.Σ.Α Music Association of Andros and the Children’s\, Youth and Mixed Choir of the ΜΟΥ.Σ.Α Music Association of Andros. \nThe Orchestra of the Cyclades was created at the end of 2010 by the composer Nikos Kipourgos and a group of musicians\, all of whom live in Siros. The orchestra has given more than 50 concerts in various places in Greece (Odeon of Herodes Atticus\, Athens Concert Hall\, Michael Cacoyannis Foundation\, Sani Festival in Halkidiki\, Lavrion Technological and Cultural Park\, National Theatre of Northern Greece etc.) and has cooperated with major artists\, such as Dionisis Savvopoulos\, Eleftheria Arvanitaki\, Savina Giannatou\, Manolis Mitsias\, Nikos Portokaloglou and many more. Over the past few years\, the Orchestra of the Cyclades has also created a Children’s – Youth Choir\, which today consists of approximately 100 members. \nThe event will be held courtesy of the Foundation of Dimitrios and Lilika Moraitis – Andros. A part of the net earnings will be offered to the Music Association ΜΟΥ.Σ.Α. of Andros.
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/greek-composer-s-music-and-songs-for-the-greek-and-international-cinema-orchestra-of-the-cyclades/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,MUSIC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190731T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20190731T235900
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20190610T150535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200218T065646Z
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SUMMARY:«Plutus» by Aristophanes – Laiki Skini Of Andros
DESCRIPTION:Laiki Skini of Andros presents the ‘Plutus’ theatrical play\, written by Aristophanes\, in the summer of 2019. \n‘Plutus’ is Aristophanes’ last surviving comedy. It was written in 388 BC and marks the transition from the Old to the New Attic Comedy. \nIn this comedy\, Aristophanes satirises the uneven distribution of wealth by Plutus (‘Wealth’)\, who approaches the evil people because he is blind. Zeus punished god Plutus by making him blind\, so that he would avoid the righteous\, the wise and the honest people. After Chremylos and his slave cure Plutus and make him regain his eyesight\, the latter distributes his wealth to the benevolent and impoverishes the rich. \nThus\, the overturned status quo causes chain reactions that illustrate the social patterns of Aristophanes’ era; these patterns are very similar to today’s society\, which is thirsty for wealth. \n  \nDirection: Nikos Psarianos \nCast:\nChristos Kotsarinis (Carion)\,\nVasilis Pomonis (Chremylos)\,\nGiorgos Maltabes (Plutus)\,\nGiorgos Eleftheriou (Vlepsidimos)\,\nAngeliki Strati (Penia)\,\nDespoina Manesi (Chremylos’ Wife)\,\nGiorgos Kairis (Righteous Man)\,\nTaksiarhis Stratomitros (Defamer)\,\nVivi Daniolou (Old Woman)\,\nMarios Antonios Konstantopoulos (Young Man)\,\nEfthimia Koulouri (Hermes)\,\nGiannis Doulgeridis (Priest) \nChorus: Thanasis Karpouzis\, Varvara Patesta\, Elli Pertesi\, Gelly Hala\, Niki –Faidra Pomoni\, Leonardos Dimas \nParticipate the young actors: Giannis Stratomitros\, Nikos Margretis \nPrompt box: Aliki Pertesi \nMusicians onstage: Vangelis Halas – violin\, Thanasis Karpouzis – bagpipe\, dulcimer. \n \n \nPhotos: Maria Lampriado
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/ploutos-by-aristophanes-laiki-skini-of-andros/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2019,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180822T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180822T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T054614Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180701T103013Z
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SUMMARY:THE FROGS  by Aristophanes
DESCRIPTION:In ‘The Frogs’\, a comedy which was taught in Linaia in 405 BC\, Dionysus\, disappointed by the poor quality of the dramas that are produced in Athensas the great tragedians are dead\, descends into the underworld in order to bring back a great poet who is able to save Athens from the decadence. For this purpose\, he organises a poetry competition between Aeschylus and Euripides\, appointing Pluto as the judge so as to destroy him. And Aristophanes\, who relentlessly satirises the modern ethics and therefore Euripides-their representative at the time\, deems that Aeschylus is better. Aeschylus will be the winner. \n  \n    The Director’s note:  \n  \nIn The Frogs\, Aristophanes unfolds a phantasmagoric nekyiain the orchestra\, as if he were Odysseus who is searching for the way to his utopian Ithaca. One has to learn what death is in order to live out their life. The polis (city-state) has to realise which its deficiencies are\, so as to be present as a polis. It has to sink in the foreign world of Hades to obtain its identity. \nGod Dionysus will descend into Hades\, disguised as Hercules\, in order to bring Euripides back to the earth\, since not even one great poet is left in Athens anymore. Even though this trip is taken in the imposing gloom of the world of souls\, it possesses the cheerfulness of an entertaining tour which verges on the medieval carnival. \nDionysus does not descend into Hades to bring back a good old politician or a good old philosopher or general\, but in order to bring back a tragic poet. It is obvious that Aristophanes considers poetry and theatre to be the only remedy against the decadence of the country. By our own standards\, this is really strange. \n  \n \n    Performance details \n  \nDirection:  KostasFilippoglou \nTranslation:  GiorgosBlanas \nAssistant director:  GiotaSeremeti\, Silia Koi \nScenery – Costumes: TelisKarananos\, AlexandraSiafkou \nMotion: SofiaPaschou \nMusic: NikosGalenianos \nLighting: NikosVlasopoulos \nPhotography: PanosGiannakopoulos \nPerformance promotionand communication: DaisyLempesi+30 6908502631 daisylempesi@hotmail.gr \n  \n  \nCAST \n  \nActors (in order of appearance) \n  \nLakisLazopoulos \nSofia Filippidou \nDimitris Piatas \nandAntonisKafetzopoulos \n  \nTogether with: \n  \nAnnaKalaitzidou \nGiannisStefopoulos \nGiorgosSimeonidis \nErifiliStefanidou \nTasosDimitropoulos \nGiannisGiannoulis \nDimitrisDrosos \nEirini Bountali \nFivosSimeonidis \nChristosKontogeorgis \nAlexandrosChrisanthopoulos \n  \nMusicians – perfomers \n  \nStamatis Pasopoulos \nChristoph Blum \n  \nAll the cast participates in the chorus. \n  \n  \nTicket prices  \nGeneral admission 20euros \n15 euros\,  students and unemployed
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/the-frogs-by-aristophanes/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180820T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180820T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T061741Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112651Z
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SUMMARY:Timon of Athens By William Shakespeare
DESCRIPTION:TIMON OF ATHENS \nBy William Shakespeare \n(Written in 1604-1605. Performed in 1607 for the first time.) \n  \n ‘We are born to do good deeds and what else can we more rightly deem to be ours\, rather than our friends’ wealth?’ \n  \nWilliam Shakespeare borrowed the story of Timon of Athens –the generous lord who accepted and welcomed everybody\, the idealist who sincerely believed in the ideal of friendship and unconditional love and wholost his faith in humanity\, having been betrayed by the reality– from Ploutarchos and Loukianos. Based on this true story\, he created a powerful metaphor with deep meaning and vivid images; he produced a dramatic play taken from the reality of life. In this play\, Shakespeare’s era is illustrated accurately\, but it is also very familiar to modern viewers\, who recognize themselves\, human relations around them and the modern culture ideas in the characters\, the plot and the words. \n \n  \nContributors \n  \nAuthor: William Shakespeare \nTranslation: ErrikosMpelies \nDirection: TheoniReid \nMusic composition: MariaMouriki \nPainting: AristeaGravou\, Nikos Pantzopoulos \nChoreography: GeorgiaKsanthou \nMotion: TheoniReid \nScenography&Costumes: TheoniReid \nStagestructures: AristeaGravou\, NikosPantzopoulos\, TheoniReid\, AnestisChatzitheodorou \nCostume construction: EvgeniaBafaloukou\, PopiPatiri\, MariaPittakidi \nHairstyling: VasoZotali\, ArtemisChala \n  \nCast \n  \nTimon:                        GiorgosMaltabes \nApimantos:                 GiorgosTikopoulos \nAlkiviades:                 AntonisChalas \nFlavios:                       Christos Kotsarinis \nLords:                         DimitrisMamais\, KostasGarifallos \nLadies:                        AndriannaKorkodilou\, OlgaTaka \nSenators:                    LeonardosKarapiperis\, NikosPantzopoulos\, Christos Skandalis \nPainter:                       Thodoris Koulouris \nPoet:                           GiannoulisPetsas \nTimon’sservants:       VasilikiPertesi\, GiannoulisPetsas\, DimitrisTokouroglou \nLords’ servants:         AntoniaZannou-Rodamnaki\, IoannaKatsarou\, MariaPittakidi\, ChristinaRaisi\, Anna Chroni \nOldman:                      AnestisChatzitheodorou \nDaughter:                   IriniChli \nProstitutes:                Francesca Raisi\, IriniChli\, ToulaKatsiotou-Chli \nDancers:                     ChrisavgiStrantzali\, AthinaChala \nMusicians:                  KarolosGiagiannis\, LeonidasKolelis\, DimosthenisLagios\, IliasPolemis \n  \n  \n  \nTicketprice: \nGeneral admission 10 euros \n  \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/timon-athens-william-shakespeare/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180818T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180818T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T054255Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112837Z
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SUMMARY:Music concert :Eleftheria Arvanitaki
DESCRIPTION:ELEFTHERIA ARVANITAKI \n  \n‘I am talking to you about our whole life’ \n  \nEleftheria Arvanitaki will give a unique concert in Andros\,  \non Saturday 18th August 2018\, with the songs of her life! \n  \n  \n  \n‘Put on the red dress\, the one that makes you look like fire’ … ‘Possible\, possible\, all the impossible things became possible’ … ‘A life which is not shared is a stolen life’ … ‘There is no second life’ … ‘No matter what is happening\, you should say one thing; that you love me a thousand times’ … ‘We set fire to the brakes and were left with the accelerator’ … ‘Bodies and knives eventually change hands’ … ‘Goodnight kisses’ … ‘No\, I am not talking about one night\, I am talking to you about our whole life…’ – and the list continues and can fill numerous pages to produce not one\, but many performances. \n \n  \nMore than thirty years full of songs; travel to all the corners of our country as well as -literally- to the five continents\, at music festivals and historical places of music; collaborations with remarkable composers\, lyricists and poets\, but also with international artists; emblematic performances which became valuable live albums; gold and platinum albums and\, eventually\, great songs that have resisted time and have accompanied our parties and sorrows\, our hangouts as well as our more private moments. \n  \n  \nProgramme: Eleftheria Arvanitaki – Lida Roumani \nSound: Charis Kremmidas\, Giannis Petrolias \nLighting: Maria Venetaki \nOrganisation – Production: Ichochroma & Lida Roumani \nGeneral admission  15 euros \n  \n  \nEleftheria  Arvanitaki’s concert is sponsored by the Legacy of Dimitrios and Lilika Moraitis- Andros and part of the earnings will be offered to the Philanthropic Society of Apoikia\, Andros. \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/music-concert-eleftheria-arvanitaki/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,MUSIC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180816T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180816T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T055418Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180607T055418Z
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SUMMARY:Peace By Aristophanes
DESCRIPTION: The most complete\, most beautiful and most sarcastic anti-war play that has been ever written. \n\nThe PEACE performance was awarded by UNESCO in 2016 as the best children’s play of the year. \n \nPresentation of the play\n  \nThe gods loathe people because of their wars and abandon them in order for them to be destroyed. Trigeos of Athens\, a pacifist winegrower\, tries to fly to heaven on a beetle (which he grows by feeding it on manure and faeces) in order to find Zeus and beg him to stop the war. \nAt Mount Olympus he finds only Hermes\, who reveals to him that War imprisoned Peace in a dark cave\, whose entrance he blocked with a huge\, immovable rock. After numerous adventures and with the audience’s help\, Trigeos manages to set Peace free and bring her back to the people. \nHowever\, until he permanently establishes Peace\, various people come to his house. Warmongers (armourers\, fake fortune tellers\, slanderers and demagogues) who try to imprison Peace again\, but also farmers\, craftsmen\, scythe makers\, hard-working people and pacifists who make every effort to preserve and protect Peace in order to leave fairly and harmonically. \nThe play was written by Aristophanes during the Peloponnesian War\, in 421 BC\, at a time when everyone knew that the parties in the conflict would come to a compromise. This comedy is a festive play which welcomes the approaching period of peace. \n  \nThe adaptation of the play by Giannis Kalantzopoulos is considered to be the best adaptation for children that has been made up to now. He has retained the great ancient poet’s precise style and ethics\, his deep meanings as well as the magnificent melodic parts of his plays. We have combined ‘PEACE‘ with shadow play (which has borrowed many features from Aristophanes); we have imitated Spatharis‘ distinctive voice because we want our young spectators to hear sounds and to have memories from remarkable people of the authentic folk theatre\, and we have produced a wonderful theatrical performance for both children and adults. \n  \nContributors\n  \nAdaptation: Giannis Kalantzopoulos \nDirection: Makis Arvanitakis \nMusic: Dimitris Lekkas \nCostumes: Kaiti Maleskou\nCast: Makis Arvanitakis\, Thekla Manteli\,  Iordanis Kalesis\, Vasilis Mamonas\, Katerina Oikonomidi\, Dominiki Papastergiou\, Sofia Lampidoni. \n  \nGeneral admission 12 euros \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/peace-by-aristophanes/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180813T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180813T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T060052Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112807Z
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SUMMARY:Erotokritos by Hainides band
DESCRIPTION:Erotokritos by Hainides band \nKi omos kineitai Dance Circus Collective \n  \nA seminal work in the history of Greek literature and of 17th-century Crete\, Erotokritos by VitsentzosKornaros is possibly the last surviving work referencing the great folk tradition of Greek rhapsodists. Two gurus of Cretan music\, the mystic lyre-player Psarantonis and Dimitris Apostolakis of the Hainides band\, take on Erotokritos in a mixed-media performance that rallies the talents of acrobats\, doffs its cap to medieval folk fêtes and introduces the term ‘singing narration’.The Hainides band\, in full growth\, is joined by the ‘Ki omos kineitai’group. \n \n  \nErotokritos is undoubtedly the masterpiece of the Cretan Renaissance\, and perhaps the supreme achievement of modern Greek literature. It is a verse romance written around 1600 by VitsentzosKornaros (1553-1613). In over 10\,000 lines of rhyming fifteen-syllable couplets\, the poet relates the trials and tribulations suffered by two young lovers\, Erotokritos and Aretousa (daughter of Herakles\, the king of Athens). \n \nErotokritos home trailer from kiomoskineitai on Vimeo. \nCaught in their love for one another\, their faith and virtue are subjected to various ordeals until they are eventually united in wedlock. \nSerenades\, gallant deeds\, secrets and revelations\, jousting\, tears\, finger-rings\, vows of unending love\, fatal duels and tournaments all serve to compose the tale of the love-sick hero and his beloved. \n \nIt was a tale that enjoyed enormous popularity among its Greek readership and succeeded in making Erotokritos something of a folk hero. \nThe plot of the poem was hardly original: Kornaros borrowed it from an Italian prose translation of a standard medieval French romance\, Paris et Vienne\, by Pierre de la Cypède. However\, the Cretan poet\, in true Renaissance fashion\, turned the themes of love and war in the prototype entirely to his own purposes\, showing himself to be a skilled storyteller and a sensitive interpreter of the human heart. He arranged the plot into five parts\, much like a work for the theatre\, and subtly balanced his narrative with dialogues so as to create a rhythm that sustains brilliantly the interest of the reader. \nWith exemplary internal consistency and focus\, he assembles the components of his imaginary world – located in the Greek East and centred on Athens\, ‘the throne of virtue and the river of wisdom’ – in unique fashion\, while his characters are alive with real feelings and a passionate thirst for life. His portrayals are remarkable for their rich and unaffected expressiveness\, their visual power\, the extended similes\, and rich lyrical treatment of nature by which the subtlest facets of the human soul are explored. \n \nKornaros does not hesitate to draw on the Greek poetic tradition\, particularly the vernacular romances\, of which Erotokritos comprises not only the natural development but also the supreme example. \n \n  \n  \nTicketprice: \nGeneral admission 15 euros \nFor Students (up to 17 years old)  5 euros \n  \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/erotokritos-hainides-band/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,DANCΕ
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180811T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180811T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T055652Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T110746Z
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SUMMARY:"Helen" by Giannis Ritsos
DESCRIPTION:‘HELEN’ \nby Giannis Ritsos \nDirected by Vasilis Papavasileiou \n  \n2001…2009…2017: ‘Helen’ by Giannis Ritsos\, embodied on stage by Vasilis Papavasileiou\, is reborn every eight years and is returning this year\, paying – as always – tribute to the power of poetry\, theatre and life. \nAlready counting 150 performances in Greece and abroad\, ‘Helen’ reembarks on its journey and travels to the Open-Air Theatre of Chora\, Andros. \nThe design of ‘Helen’ has its roots in the theatrical event that was held in summer 1999 in Pnika\, in the framework of the Athens Festival\, entitled ‘Mr Giannis Ritsos’. \n \nVasilis Papavasileiou writes about the text: \nThe ‘female monologues’ of the ‘Fourth Dimension’ which are related to the ancient times. They are performed by actresses who usually produce spectacular results (personally\, I have been lucky to admire some of these results) but they inevitably remind us of the closed world of ‘psychological theatre’. In my opinion\, the identification of the performer’s sex with the sex of the theatrical ‘persona’ is responsible for this misleading deduction. Why is it misleading? Because Giannis Ritsos is much closer to his ancient colleague than to Tennessee Williams. We could say that Williams constitutes the beginning in order for Ritsos to cross the river of the theatre and meet Euripides. Ritsos’ theatre is a theatre of language and ideas. The human passion\, whether it concerns the female or the male soul\, is lit affectionately and cruelly at the same time\, as a prey to a higher combination of powers which bear the nice names Passion\, Glory\, Beauty and form the web of our Fate. \nIn Ritsos’ monologues\, passion is not presented as an immediate experience but as a retrospection. Language is the vehicle of this retrospection. Even more so\, language and its game are the sole identity of Ritsos’ characters. The conventional names Aias\, Orestis\, Eleni etc. do not represent human beings but knots of the Myth or\, in other words\, of the indestroyable power of the Impersonal which weaves\, which knits our short life. What else did the ancient tragedy do? \n \n  \nPerformance Details: \nDirection: Vasilis Papavasileiou \nScenography: Marie-Noëlle Semet \nLighting: Eleftheria Deko \nArtistic collaborator- Production: Nikoleta Filosoglou \n  \nActors: Vasilis Papavasileiou\, Nikos Sakalidis \n  \nGeneral admission 12 euros
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/helen-giannis-ritsos/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180809T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180809T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T055149Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112823Z
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SUMMARY:Music concert: Giorgos Dalaras
DESCRIPTION:GIORGOS NTALARAS \nTHODORIS KOTONIAS – VIOLETA IKARI \nWith the ESTOUDIANTINA orchestra of NEA IONIA     \nArt Director: Andreas Katsigiannis  \n Summer nights with new songs that we are going to love and with the songs that we love and sing! \nGiorgos Ntalaras together with the Estoudiantina orchestra\, with which he has been collaborating closely for the past years\, as well as with two very remarkable artists -the songwriter Thodoris Kotonias\, and Violeta Ikari- will give a series of concerts in Greece. \n \nIn this performance\, a special place is held for songs from Giorgos Ntalaras‘ latest album called ‘Erotas I Tipota’ (‘Love Or Nothing’)\, by the composer Giorgos Kazantzis; this includes the song ‘Sta Misa Tou Erota Vgeni O Dolofonos’ (‘The Murderer Appears Halfway Through Love’)\, written by Eleni Fotaki. This album has been produced with much love and passion and the audience has already reacted very positively to the new songs. \nThis programme proves that the great moments of singing are still based on the fruitful collaboration among the composer\, the singer and\, of course\, the lyricist. \nMeanwhile\, Giorgos Ntalaras will perform songs such as ‘I Klidaries’ (‘The Door Locks’)\, as well as songs from the albums ‘Pes To Gia Mena’ (‘Say It For Me’) and ‘Thalassina Palatia’ (‘Sea Palaces’)\, from his collaborations with Giorgos Sampanis and Eleana Vrachali\, Andreas Katsigiannis and Vangelis Korakakis respectively. The concert will also include the great songs that we all love and sing\, from Ntalaras‘ collaborations with the most important Greek composers\, poets and lyricists. \nEstoudiantina\, under the artistic direction of Andreas Katsigiannis\, will add its own unique timbre\, while Thodoris Kotonias with his ‘Klidia’ (‘Keys’) that have unlocked our souls\, as well as Violeta Ikari and her impressive entrance to the world of music with the song ‘Ela Kai Ragise Ton Kosmo Mou’ (‘Come And Crack My World’) and other songs\, will fill the evening with songs that we love and sing. \n \nWith the musicians: \nGiorgos Papachristoudis – piano \nGiorgos Matsikas – bouzouki \nAndreas Katsigiannis – dulcimer \nApostolos Valaroutsos – guitar \nKostas Konstantinou – bass \nManos Grisbolakis – accordion \nNikos Samaras – trumpet\, bouzouki\, baglamas \nDionisis Theodosis – clarinet \nStratos Samiotis – percussion \nDimitris Gavardinas – drums \n  \nOrchestration: Giorgos Ntalaras\, Giorgos Papachristoudis \n  \nSound:  Vangelis Koulouris\, Antonis Zachopoulos \nLighting:  Giannis Maniatakos \nProduction: Encore Entertainment \n  \nGeneral admission  15 euros \nStudents / Unemployed / Disabled people  12 euros \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/music-concert-giorgos-dalaras/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,MUSIC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180805T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180805T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T054020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112847Z
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SUMMARY:Classical Joy
DESCRIPTION:A magical night filled with famous and much-loved melodies from the opera and from the classic Greek and foreign repertoire. \nThree lyrical artists\, the soprano Labrini Kartali\, the tenor Christos Lazos and the bass Pavlos Maropoulos join their voices with the ‘Sinfonietta’ orchestra from Athens\, under the guidance of the renowned conductor Giorgos Aravidis\, in a special performance that will fill our souls with joy and emotion. \n \nAt the wonderful Open-Air Theatre of Chora\, Andros\, on Sunday 5th August\, the night will take us closerto the dream… \n  \nContributors: \nSoprano: Labrini Kartali \nTenor: Christos Lazos \nBass: Pavlos Maropoulos \n  \nConductor: Giorgos Aravidis \n  \nOrchestration: Apollonas Kouskoumvekakis \n  \nWith the participation of the ‘Sinfonietta’orchestra from Athens \n  \nFREE ENTRANCE \n \n \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/classical-joy/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,MUSIC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180804T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180804T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T060314Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112754Z
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SUMMARY:Music concert: "Travelling from Corfu to Andros\, from the Ionian Sea to the Aegean Sea"
DESCRIPTION:Two conductors from Corfu meet in‘Little England’ \nIn the framework of the 4th International Festival of Andros\, on 4th August 2018\, at 9:00 pm\, at the Open-Air Theatre of Chora\, Andros\, the Philharmonic Society of Corfu (also known as ‘Old Philharmonic Society’) and the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Music Association of Andros will team up musically and melodically in order to take us to the seas of well-known melodies and songs from the Greek and international cinema\, as well as from Pantelis Voulgaris’ award-winning film ‘Little England’ –with music by Katerina Polemi\, who comes from Andros. \nVarious surprises will spring out of the joint stage presence of the two orchestras\, which hope that their collaboration will leave many ‘sweet’ marks on the audience’s hearts and thoughts… \nGeneral admission 8 euros
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/music-concert-travelling-corfu-andros-ionian-sea-aegean-sea/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,MUSIC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180803T203000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180803T220000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T064133Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112618Z
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SUMMARY:Vagor & Bellavita
DESCRIPTION:This is the story of a meeting between two vagabond-clowns. Vagor is a lonely traveller. No one knows where he comes from\, perhaps from far away\,maybe from another country. \nBellavita lives under a busy bridge and spends her days dreaming and listening to the radio. \nThey meet one day when they accidentally bump into each other. These two strangers will find their own way to share the same space and help each other through hilarious and poetic situations. \n \n  \nVagor and Bellavita live a simple life and share the good and the bad things of each day. They live each day as if it were their last\, because they have no hope for a better life. \nHowever\, a magical night will change their destinies forever. In a dream\, they conceive a new idea which will surprise you. \nDuring the play they discover themselves\, their hidden talents and their power. \nThe play is an invitation to discover the beauty in the simplicity of each small thing. \n \n  \nDROMOCOSMICAS is an itinerant theatre company founded in 2010 by Camilla Bombardini and Byron Skouris. \nThe name Dromocosmicas comes from the Greek words ‘DROMO’ (road\, way) and ‘Cosmic’ (world). This name is a symbol for the itinerant nature of the group\, which aims to bring theatre to the audience as a thriving adventure. \n  \nFREE ENTRANCE
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/vagor-bellavita-3/
LOCATION:Community office\, Batsi beach
CATEGORIES:2018,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180802T203000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180802T220000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T063441Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112628Z
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SUMMARY:Vagor & Bellavita
DESCRIPTION:This is the story of a meeting between two vagabond-clowns. Vagor is a lonely traveller. No one knows where he comes from\, perhaps from far away\, maybe from another country. \nBellavita lives under a busy bridge and spends her days dreaming and listening to the radio. \nThey meet one day when they accidentally bump into each other. These two strangers will find their own way to share the same space and help each other through hilarious and poetic situations. \n \nVagor and Bellavita live a simple life and share the good and the bad things of each day. They live each day as if it were their last\, because they have no hope for a better life. \nHowever\, a magical night will change their destinies forever. In a dream\, they conceive a new idea which will surprise you. \nDuring the play they discover themselves\, their hidden talents and their power. \nThe play is an invitation to discover the beauty in the simplicity of each small thing. \n  \n  \nDROMOCOSMICAS is an itinerant theatre company founded in 2010 by Camilla Bombardini and Byron Skouris. \nThe name Dromocosmicas comes from the Greek words ‘DROMO’ (road\, way) and ‘Cosmic’ (world). This name is a symbol for the itinerant nature of the group\, which aims to bring theatre to the audience as a thriving adventure. \n  \n \n  \nFREE ENTRANCE \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/vagor-bellavita-2/
LOCATION:Central Square\, Corthi
CATEGORIES:2018,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180801T203000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180801T220000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T062145Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112640Z
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SUMMARY:Vagor & Bellavita
DESCRIPTION:‘VAGOR & BELLAVITA’ \n  \nThis is the story of a meeting between two vagabond-clowns. Vagor is a lonely traveller. No one knows where he comes from\, perhaps from far away\,maybe from another country. \nBellavita lives under a busy bridge and spends her days dreaming and listening to the radio. \nThey meet one day when they accidentally bump into each other. These two strangers will find their own way to share the same space and help each other through hilarious and poetic situations. \n \nVagor and Bellavita live a simple life and share the good and the bad things of each day. They live each day as if it were their last\, because they have no hope for a better life. \nHowever\, a magical night will change their destinies forever. In a dream\, they conceive a new idea which will surprise you. \nDuring the play they discover themselves\, their hidden talents and their power. \nThe play is an invitation to discover the beauty in the simplicity of each small thing. \n \n  \nDROMOCOSMICAS is an itinerant theatre company founded in 2010 by Camilla Bombardini and Byron Skouris. \nThe name Dromocosmicas comes from the Greek words ‘DROMO’ (road\, way) and ‘Cosmic’ (world). This name is a symbol for the itinerant nature of the group\, which aims to bring theatre to the audience as a thriving adventure. \n  \nFREE ENTRANCE
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/vagor-bellavita/
LOCATION:Central Square\, Chora
CATEGORIES:2018,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180730T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180730T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T061258Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112712Z
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SUMMARY:Music concert: Katerina Polemi
DESCRIPTION:KATERINA POLEMI \n‘Αγάπη\, love\, amor’ \nSummer 2018 \nAndros Festival \nMonday 30 July \nAfanous Nafti  Square \n  \nKaterina Polemi\, the woman we have seen in diverse music roles over the past years\, is giving a personal performance in summer 2018. \nShe has selected Greek love songs\, well-known foreign songs and some of her own songs in order to stand on the stage\, in front of us\, and connect the images that she has created in our minds throughout her musical career in Greece as well as in Brazil. She will perform songssuchas ‘Sinora I Agapi Den Gnorizei’ (‘Love Knows No Borders’)\, ‘Mi Milas Allo GiAgapi’ (‘Don’t Talk about Love Anymore’) and ‘Tis Mias Drachmis Ta Giasemia’ (‘Jasmines Worth One Drachma’)\, together with her own songs\, such as ‘To Vals Tou Orfea’ (‘Orfeas’ Waltz’) in a new reading. \n \nWe could say that Katerina Polemi belongs to a unique category\, since she was discovered to be an award-winning composer in PantelisVoulgaris’ film Little England\, written by IoannaKarystianiand awarded for theatrical music. We have also found out that Katerina Polemiis an outstanding performer of her own songs\, with special renditions. Her live performance of songs is distinctive; let us take for example the song ‘MiMilasAlloGiAgapi’(‘Don’t Talk about Love Anymore’)\, which she sang at the performance ‘TO FORTIGO’ (‘THE TRUCK’) of D. Savvopoulos\, with whom she has made many appearances and continues collaborating. \n \nShe has begun her fascinating musical journey with performances and experimentations among different kinds and languages both in Greece and in Brazil\, which makes her a special musician. Her music and lyrics emerge from the modern culture of the young people who travel around the world\, whether by physical presence or via the internet\, and she writes songs in Greek\, in English and in Portuguese\, expressing a new multiculturalism and rendering it with tenderness\, power\, passion and love. \n \nThis summer\, in the performance ‘Αγάπη\, love\, amor’\, she is going towander from jazz tone colours to new-wave soft guitar chords. \nKaterina Polemi performs in duet with Vangelis Tountas\, an award-winning musician\, composer and orchestrator with a unique stage presence. \n \n  \nTicket price: \nGeneral admission 5 euros \n  \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/music-concert-katerina-polemi/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,MUSIC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180728T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180728T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T060932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112734Z
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SUMMARY:The Persians by Aeschylus\, Cyprus Theatre Organisation
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \nLast year’s big success of the Cyprus Theatre Organisation\, which impressed the audience and the critics\, is repeated in Cyprus with a limited number of performances and then embarks on an important tour in Greece. \n \n  \nThe Persians\, the oldest ancient Greek drama that has been saved and the only one which is based on historical facts\, document the defeat of the Persian arrogance and the triumph of the Greek spirit\, adopting a special narrative form. The play is presented by the Cyprus Theatre Organisation and it is directed by Aris Biniaris -a new director who has stood out for his electrifying performances- with the participation of a dynamic group of accomplished and rising actors including Kariofillia Karampeti\, Nikos Psarras\, Antonis Miriagos and Charis Charalambous. \n \n  \nAccording to the director\, ‘the performance is a theatrical and musical event at the same time and proposes a vivid composition of poetic words\, music and theatrical action. It releases the essence of Aeschylus’ work and leads the audience to the comprehension of the universal character of the ancient drama. The actors approach the meanings\, the rhythm and the sounds of the poetic text\, with musicality being the vehicle for representation and transformation. All the main characters\, as well as the Chorus\, are performed by revealing the musical nature of the play. Using such a simple composition\, the performance manifests itself through basic levels -action\, word\, singing\, dance- and achieves a simplicity which is sufficient for revealing the continuous vibrations of the ancient Greek drama and its impact on the modern audience’. \n \n  \nTranslation: Panagiotis Moullas \nDirection – Music dramaturgy: Aris Biniaris \nMetrical teaching: Theodoros Stefanopoulos \nScenery: Konstantinos Louka \nCostumes: Eleni Tzirkalli \nKinesiology: Lia Charaki \nLighting: Georgios Koukoumas \n \n  \nCast: \nKariofillia Karampeti\, Charis Charalambous\, \nNikos Psarras\, Antonis Miriagos \n  \nChorus: \nIlias Andreou\, Petros Giorkatzis\, Giorgos Evagorou\, Giorgos Onisiforou\,  Marios Konstantinou\, Panagiotis Larkou\, David Maltese\, Giannis Minos\, Aris Biniaris\, Onisiforos Onisiforou\, Stefanos Pittas\, Konstantinos Sevdalis \n  \n  \nGeneral admission: 16€ \nStudents\, children\, over 65 years: 12€ \nDisabled\, unemployed:  8€ \n  \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/persians-aeschylus-cyprus-theatre-organisation/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180726T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20180726T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
CREATED:20180607T054846Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T112831Z
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SUMMARY:'The Last Black Cat' by Eugene Trivizas
DESCRIPTION:‘The Last Black Cat’ by Eugene Trivizas \n  \nA fairytale which is not really a fairytale and certainly does not only address children… We could say that it mainly addresses adults. It mirrors the society with its harsh reality: racism\, xenophobia\, conspiracies\, political and financial interests\, superstitions\, jealousy\, selfishness\, indifference… But also love\, friendship\, interest\, care\, optimism\, hope… \nA play for CHILDREN and ADULTS! \n \n  \nThe Last Black Cat – Cast \n  \nMaria – Georgia Tiniakou:  male cat \nNikoleta Tiniakou:                stray cat\, woodpecker\, mouse \nAnastasia Koulouri:             Evenina \nVlasis Dimas:                         tavern owner\, grocer\, mouse \nEldiona Bracho:                   grandmother\, woman \nMarianti Vourazeri:              Kopsonouris \nKiriaki Alafragki:               Fapadok\, turtle \nVicky Giannakopoulou:              Ladomouris\, audience \nGeorgia Zairi:                          Stachtoula\, cats’ hairdresser \nSpiridoula Kaladami:             Marilena\, audience \nEirini Sousoudi:                      Pardaloups\, Minister\, audience \nNikos Sarris:                           Prime Minister \nGiannis Sarris:                           Minister \nKonstantinos Ksanthos:                Rasminos \nKaterina Bracho:                     Routhounix \nMaria – Eleni Tasoula:          Tamerlanos\, Fiona\, audience \nAnna Maria Kontorousi:         Nournour\, Isabella \nAntonia Valma:                         Graciela \nNikoleta Garyfallou:             Mountzouris \nFilio Mpava:                              Capuchin\, journalist\, child\, mouse \nGiannis Stefanou:                        Short Man \nAdamantios Zairis:                     Delagopas \nByron Vila:                              Rapasin\, police officer \nEleni Balabani:                  Timoleon\, Friderikos \nDionisia Giannakopoulou:       Ms Rini\, maid \nLeonidas Giannakopoulos:        Tall Man \nStelios Tikopoulos:                   mouse \n  \nDialogue Adaptation: Dionisia Oliviotou (Theatrology Teacher of the theatre group of the Cultural and Educational Association ‘To Etoliko’) \nMusic: Giorgos Tiniakos \nTeaching: Maria Labriadou\, Maria Pittakidi \nAdvisor: Dora Gazi (Theatrologist) \n  \nGeneral admission  5  euros \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/last-black-cat-eugene-trivizas/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2018,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20170825T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20170825T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
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SUMMARY:‘Baptismal’ in Andros: ‘ALALOUM’ troupe
DESCRIPTION:  \n‘Baptismal’ in Andros \nThe ‘ALALOUM’ troupe presents the legendary operetta ‘BAPTISMAL’\, by Theofrastos Sakellaridis. This musical masterpiece is directed by Giorgos Dambasis with main partners the conductor Giannis Tsanakaliotis and the choreographer Rodopi Kouvari. The music troupe consists of members of the lyrical theatre\, including Eleanna Konstanta\, Amanda Kritsotaki\, Dimitris Paksoglou\, Kostas Mavrogenis\, Giannis Kavouras\, Panagiotis Zavitsas and Giota Sangvinatsou. The work is also performed by the renowned actors of the ‘ALALOUM’ group Thanasis Anastasiou\, Lilika Antanasioti\, Chara Vakondiou\, Ilias Victoratos\, Gena Gerari\, Giorgos Geraris\, Stathis Daniilidis\, Rania Konstantinidou\, Stelios Markouizos\, Katia Markouizou\, Rika Mouriki\, Sarantis Padelias and Katerina Soroula. \n  \nTheofrastos Sakellaridis owes his immortality to the ‘Baptismal’. \nThe ‘Baptismal’ was made a movie in 1952 by Maria Plita\, with Mimis Fotopoulos as the starring actor. It has also been directed by Giorgos Dambasis for the ERT (the national Greek broadcaster)\, with the participation of renowned theatrical actors. \n  \nTicket price: 12 euros
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/baptismal-andros-alaloum-troupe/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20170821T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20170821T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
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SUMMARY:ARSENIC AND OLD LACE by Joseph Kesselring  THEATRE GROUP OF ANDROS
DESCRIPTION:  \nARSENIC AND OLD LACE by Joseph Kesselring \nTHEATRE GROUP OF ANDROS \nJoseph Kesselring’s masterpiece black comedy ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’\, that was a blockbuster in Broadway\, will be performed for the first time in Andros this summer by the Theatre Group of Andros\, and it promises something for everyone: humour\, jokes\, romance\, suspense\, an unpredictable plot and many twists. \nThe plot evolves in a quiet neighbourhood of Athens in 1979\, where the merciful and sweet Moschovakis sisters spend their time dedicated to charity and to the care of their mentally ill nephew\, Charilaos. The serenity of their house is disrupted when their insane nephew Adonis comes in the house uninvited\, followed by the quack doctor Einstein\, while things become even more complicated when their third nephew\, Morpheus\, discovers their ‘eccentric’ secret. In this comedy nothing is as it seems\, exactly as it happens in real life! \n \nScript: Joseph Kesselring \nDirection: Theoni Reid \nAdaptation: Theoni Reid \nMusic: Stavros Kottakis \nMusic Supervision: Stavros Kottakis \nSetting: Theoni Reid\, Anestis Chatzitheodorou \nClothing: Theoni Reid \nStarring: \nEvgenia: Stamatia Katsiotou-Chli \nAreti: Katerina Kolida \nMorpheus: Thodoris Koulouris \nAdonis: Kostas Garifallos \nCharilaos: Taxiarchis Stratomitros \nDr. Einstein: Kostas Gardelis \nEleni: Vasiliki Pertesi \nAssistant Police Sergeant Nakos: Giannoulis Petsas \nPolice Lieutenant Ragos: Antonis Chalas \nFather Methodios: Nikos Pantzopoulos \nGofas: Anestis Chatzitheodorou
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/arsenic-old-lace-joseph-kesselring-theatre-group-andros/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2017,THEATRE
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20170819T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20170819T230000
DTSTAMP:20260505T080441
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SUMMARY:'Medea' - Euripides: Greek Art Theatre Karolos Koun
DESCRIPTION:  \nGreek Art Theatre Karolos Koun 2016-2017 \n  \nGREEK ART THEATRE KAROLOS KOUN \n‘Medea’ by Euripides \nThe barbarian side of love \n“Medea is barbarian twice\, by origin and by love”\, Giorgos Chimonas writes in the foreword of his translation. Love has two sides\, the barbarian one\, plunged into pain and darkness\, as well as the dreamlike\, sensational\, ideal one. Through the myth of Medea\, as it is presented in the work of Euripides\, but also through sections of texts and poems of the ancient Greek literature (Plato\, Theocritus\, Parthenios\, Ploutarchos\, Sappho\, Archilochos\, Meleagros and others) which are presented in the stasima (chorus parts between the main dialogues of the play)\, the performance of the Greek Art Theatre wishes to talk about the inexplicable element of love; about this “great evil that makes people break down”; about the desire which is tied to pain\, the vows of eternal love and faith which are made to be broken; about betrayal\, revenge and destruction; about this terrifying passage from the light into the darkness of the brutality of love. Because “there isn’t such terrible and incurable wrath compared to that which originates from people who once loved each other”. \nTranslation: Giorgos Chimonas \nDirection: Marianna Kalbari \nSetting-Costumes: Konstantinos Zamanis \nMusic: Panayiotis Kalantzopoulos \nChoreography: Mariza Tsiga \nLight Design: Stella Kaltsou \nPerformance dramaturge: Elena Triantafilopoulou \n1st Assistant Director: Katerina Georgoudaki \n2nd Assistant Director: Marilena Moschou \nAssistant Choreographer: Maria Papadopoulou \nAssistant Light Designer: Marina Konta \nThe sections of texts included in the stasima are presented in translation-rendition by Ioannis Polemis (Theocritus)\, Elena Triantafilopoulou and Marianna Kalbari. \nStarring: Maria Nafpliotou\, Charis Fragoulis\, Alexandra Kazazou\, Foteini Baxevani\, Theodora Dimou\, Sirmo Keke\, Ioanna Mavrea\, Alexandros Milonas\, Gerasimos Gennatas\, Konstantina Takalou. \nFour students of the Drama School of the Greek Art Theatre and four musicians also participate in the performance. \nTicket price: 18 euros\, 14 for students\, unemployed \n  \n 
URL:https://www.festivalandros.gr/en/event/medea-euripides-greek-art-theatre-karolos-koun/
LOCATION:Open Theater of Chora of Andros\, Chora of Andros\, Andros\, Ελλάδα
CATEGORIES:2017,THEATRE
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