Antonio Vivaldi’s timeless “Four Seasons” concertos will be available on the Greek National Opera’s streaming platform as of February 27.
Antonio Vivaldi’s timeless “Four Seasons” concertos will be available on the Greek National Opera’s streaming platform as of February 27.
“Landscapes of the Soul: In Conversation with Werner Herzog” provides insight into the workings of the director’s mind, a mind which created landmark films such as “Fitzcarraldo” and “Aguirre, The Wrath of God.”
The third Athens Fashion Film Festival will be held digitally this year and has been titled “Touch me, not,” in a wink to the age of social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The London Symphony Orchestra performed Alban Berg’s Violin Concerto and Franz Schubert’s Ninth Symphony (the “Great”), conducted by Sir Simon Rattle and featuring Greek solo violinist Leonidas Kavakos.
The American School of Classical Studies will be hosting Hariclia Brecoulaki as part of its “Greek Painting in Context” webinar series.
The Camerata – Friends of Music Orchestra’s Armonia Atenea ensemble is at the Athens Concert Hall, under the baton of George Petrou, with a series of concerts exploring milestones in the history of music and in its instruments.
Akram Khan’s critically acclaimed production of “Giselle” for the English National Ballet, is comingback to computer screens in Greece from the Christmas Theater on additional dates.
One of the hottest names on the global techno scene, Charlotte de Witte, will be performing a DJ set live from Ancient Messene.
The annual lecture in memory of David Tiano will be on the Romaniote community of Ioannina and will be delivered by archaeologist Zanet Battinou.
In celebration of International Greek Language Day, the Greek Embassy in the US and the Center for Hellenic Studies at the University of Chicago will host a lecture by Dr Anastasia Giannakidou.
Greece’s Christmas Theater is screening an online opera and ballet extravaganza from Milan’s world-famous La Scala theater.
The Greek National Opera’s online service kicks off the season on February 14 with its grand “Don Giovanni,” a co-production with the Göteborg Opera and the Royal Danish Opera.
The Greek Film Archive is hosting a tribute comprising 16 Italian fiction and documentary films online from February 12-22 in cooperation with the Italian Cultural Institute in Athens.
The Paris Opera’s production of “Swan Lake” based on the famed 1984 choreography by Rudolf Nureyev will be streamed online by Greece’s Christmas Theater event organizer from February 12-15.
Ergon, an ensemble dedicated to showcasing the work of 20th and 21st century composers who are Greek or have Greek roots, is holding a tribute to the New World with work created in the United States and Canada.
The Hellenic Film Society USA is showcasing two films with English subtitles on its website through March 6.
Athens will host an Italian film festival on February 12-22 on the Greek Film Archive and Film Museum’s online platform.
Hailed as one of the hottest flamenco shows in the world right now, “Carmen” by Antonio Gades and Carlos Saura is being brought to computer screens by the Christmas Theater on February 5-8.
Alexander Alexakis, professor of Byzantine philology at the University of Ioannina, will be speaking in the Byzantine Dialogues online lecture series organized by the American School of Classical Studies on February 2.
Oxford University’s Foteini Dimirouli will be conducting an online seminar on “C.P. Cavafy in the World: Origins, Trajectories and the Diasporic Poet,” hosted by the British School at Athens.
Due to popular demand and after already granting two extension, the Christmas Theater program of holiday events is re-streaming Tchaikovsky’s family favorite “Sleeping Beauty” from Milan’s La Scala on January 30 and 31.
Acclaimed conductor George Petrou and the Camerata Orchestra’s Armonia Atenea return to the Athens Concert Hall after their earlier tribute to Mozart with a concert dedicated to Haydn’s grand symphonies.