25.05.2023
Alaloum Amateur Troup of Andros Neither has it ever been, nor is it today easy to approach the Oresteia trilogy. Its broad range, dramatic power, daring elimination of characters and the grandeur of Aeschylus’ poetry, bestow awe and fear upon those who try to confront the play; because the poet at times leads us to situations we await and at
14.06.2022
For ticket reservations CLICK HERE For his sophomore appearance at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, director Aris Biniaris continues his research on ancient tragedy with a new production of Prometheus Bound. The actors draw on the rhythmical qualities of the poetic text, converting them into stage action through their bodies and voices. Against the backdrop of a pulsating, live soundscape,
14.06.2022
For ticket reservations CLICK HERE “Full of ordeals is human life, and we don’t find rest from sufferings. But we cherish our life, because it’s the only one that shines on this earth. Who knows about another life? Everything is a myth and we are drifting.” How many ordeals can we, mortals, perhaps endure? And how many ordeals do we
21.06.2021
For ticket reservations CLICK HERE After years of directing ancient Greek comedies, Giannis Kakleas returns to the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus with his very first directed ancient Greek tragedy, Orestes by Euripides, translated by Giorgos Chimonas. The play will be also presented at theopen-air Andros theatre. Orestes by Euripides is a play filled with bitter conflicts, plot twists, apologies and
19.05.2016
The great tragedy by Sofoklis
