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“Rahokokkalia” Explores Density, Connection and the Human Body Through Dance

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Choreographer Agni Papadeli Rossetou presents Rahokokkalia (“Backbone”), a new dance work inspired by the idea of density and the invisible forces that bind bodies, matter and communities together. The performance will be presented at FIAT in Athens from 17 to 21 June 2026. The title refers to the backbone, but also evokes a range of interconnected images: a fishbone, a

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SNF Nostos: Willem Dafoe, Jason Isaacs and Brían F. O’Byrne Read Henrik Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People”

On June 24, as part of a new collaboration between SNF Nostos and Theater of War Productions, Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People will be presented as a staged reading followed by a guided audience discussion at the Stavros Niarchos Hall of the Greek National Opera, located within the

National Theatre: The Playboy of the Western World Comes to Athens

A darkly comic tale of youth, identity and illusion arrives on screen

“HERS” at Bios: Eliane Roumié’s choreographic work captures the female experience in the contemporary urban environment

“HERS”, conceived and choreographed by Eliane Roumié, will be presented at Bios

International Contemporary Dance Festival ARC FOR DANCE 2026: Artists from 10 countries present 17 premieres inspired by #rupture

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The International Contemporary Dance Festival ARC FOR DANCE, one of the most vibrant meeting points for contemporary dance in Greece and abroad, returns for its 17th edition from May 15 to 25. Drawing inspiration from #rupture, artists from 10 countries present 17 dance performances, in world or Greek premiere, hosted

Tiago Rodrigues returns to Onassis Stegi with two performances, a masterclass, and a talk

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Onassis Stegi continues its tribute to the work of Portuguese director, playwright, and Artistic Director of the Avignon Festival, Tiago Rodrigues, while also continuing its exploration of one of the central themes of this year’s programme: family bonds. Following The Way She Dies (The Dance of Lovers), which Rodrigues directed

Iron Traces: An Embodied Return to Serifos’ Mining Landscape

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A site-specific dance performance reactivates memory, resistance, and collective experience in the historic mines of Serifos There are landscapes that carry memory not only in what they show, but in what they have endured. The abandoned mining sites of Serifos belong to this category, places where history, labor, and resistance

National Theatre Live brings All My Sons to the Megaron

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The Megaron – The Athens Concert Hall presents, on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at 20:00, in the Alexandra Trianti Hall, the recorded broadcast of the National Theatre production of All My Sons by Arthur Miller, directed by Ivo Van Hove. One of the most important works of American theatre, All

“BONES” at PLYFA: Tetis Nikolopoulou’s choreographic work explores the relationship between structure, support, and fracture through the human body

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The choreographic work BONES, presented at PLYFA from May 2 to May 10, explores the relationship between structure, support, and fracture through the human body. The body appears as a living system, constantly adapting to pressure, reshaping itself in order to endure. The creative process began with observing the body

Herodeion 2026: This Year’s Artistic Programme Announced – Farewell Celebrations

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The artistic programme of the Odeon of Herodes Atticus has been announced. When Emperor Hadrian ascended to the throne in 117 AD, a young, stammering student of rhetoric appeared at his camp on the Danube to greet him. That seventeen-year-old boy would go on to become not only one of

JUNE JULY – The new performance by choreographer Eleonora Siarava at PLYFA

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JUNE JULY is a cosmology of the Now, of our microcosm and the macrocosm, drawing references from sci-fi and retrofuturism. A performance about nostalgia, anticipation and time, unfolding through the creation of choreographic haikus, condensed, fleeting, fragmentary impressions. It takes its initial inspiration from the groundbreaking graphic novel/comic Here (2014)

First images from the performance “Josephine the Singer, or The Mouse Folk”, directed by Savvas Stroumbos at the GNO Alternative Stage

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Franz Kafka’s final short story “Josephine the Singer, or The Mouse Folk” (1924) is transformed into a piece of music theatre through a new, ambitious production by the Greek National Opera’s Alternative Stage. The music is composed by the distinguished composer Charalambos Goyos, while direction is by Savvas Stroumbos, known

Bacchae at Epidaurus: Javor Gardev reimagines Euripides with The Tiger Lillies

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A bold international co-production between the Athens Epidaurus Festival, the Ivan Vazov National Theatre of Bulgaria and the NTNG explores the clash between reason and ecstasy There is a question that could be formulated in a metaphorical, Nietzschean language as follows: “Is it possible, even if only within the framework

“The Garden of Earthly Delights”: Spyros Kouvaras at the Municipal Theatre of Piraeus

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The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus presents the new creation by choreographer Spyros Kouvaras and the Greek-French contemporary dance company Synthesis 748 Dance Co., titled “The Garden of Earthly Delights”, for six performances only, from April 16 to April 21, at the Omega Stage. Drawing inspiration from the iconic painting by

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