The Athens-Epidaurus Festival (aefestival.gr) is inaugurating its program at the cool Pireos 260 venue with a feast of shows for the week starting on June 7.
ON STAGE
Up-and-coming Polish director Lukasz Twarkowski is making his Greek debut at Athens’ Onassis Cultural Center with a theater-video art-film spectacle inspired by the notorious case of a fake Mark Rothko painting.
Italy’s Circo Acquatico Bonaccini has set up near the TaeKwonDo Arena at Faliro Bay on Athens’ southern coast and will be presenting its entertaining show until March 5.
The Onassis Cultural Center is extending the run of the musical stage adaptation of Yiannis Economides’ “Matchbox,” to January 22.
Starting on December 21 and on a number of dates through January, the Greek National Theater is presenting the premier of Greek playwright Penny Fylaktaki’s “The Other One” with English surtitles.
Experienced and new comedians will be trying out their best new jokes at the Athens English Comedy Club – the first, and only one of its kind in Greece – at the Eliart Theater on December 18.
The Onassis Cultural Center presents Alexandra Bachzetsis’ thought-provoking “Obscene,” a performance exploring perceptions of eroticism and how the body is portrayed and exposed.
Cult British cabaret act the Tiger Lillies take the stage at the Half Note with a program paying tribute to Cole Porter and Edith Piaf.
The Onassis Cultural Center is hosting the musical stage adaptation of Yiannis Economides’ critically acclaimed “Matchbox,” a 2002 drama that blows open the Pandora’s box of the classic Greek family.
The Greek National Theater will be staging Heinrich von Kleist’s “The Broken Jug” – a folk comedy poking fun at social conventions – and will also be including English surtitles.
The Christmas Theater brings Las Vegas to Athens for a festival of mind-blowing magic and death-defying acts that promise to thrill young and old alike.
The Athens English Comedy Club turns 3 with a special show at the Eliart Theater featuring a lineup of nine comedians who helped nurture the initiative into toddlerhood
Showcasing his incredible versatility and wicked sense of humor, critically acclaimed actor John Malkovich is coming to Athens’ Herod Atticus Theater and the Thessaloniki Concert Hall with “The Music Critic.”
In “Bros,” on stage at the Onassis cultural center (onassis.org) pioneering Italian director Romeo Castellucci explores the mechanisms of power.
Stand-up fans should save the date, as The Cube, an innovative co-working space, is hosting an evening of comedy in English on Sunday.
Alexander Raptotasios brings Sophocles’ “Antigone” into the present, reimagining it as a comment on how media shape public opinion.
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