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Maro Kontou, Star of Greek Cinema’s Golden Age, Passes Away at 92
The actress appeared in 61 films and more than 90 stage productions, becoming best known as Elenitsa Kokovikou in And the Wife Shall Revere Her Husband.
Christina Kitsos and the Greek-Swiss Story Behind Geneva’s Mayoral Office
A biographical profile of Christina Kitsos, Geneva’s Greek-Swiss mayor, tracing her family history, Swiss public career, and work in social cohesion.
Antigone (This Play I Read in High School): A Different Kind of Return at The Public Theater
A new staging of Antigone at The Public Theater in New York reimagines the classic Greek tragedy for today, with early previews pointing to a contemporary shift in focus.
“Nick the Greek” Brings a Greek-American Immigration Story to the Odyssey Theatre
Nick the Greek, a one-woman show by Angeliki Giannakopoulos, tells a Greek-American immigration story in a benefit performance at LA’s Odyssey Theatre.
Theatre Performance Highlights Greek Independence Day at St. George
Media, PA – Greek Independence Day poems and songs were performed on Sunday at St. George Greek Orthodox church. The pre k through 8th grade classes united for the day and shined with pride as…
Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company Presents The World Premiere Of RAGE OF ACHILLES By Paul Parente
Media, PA – Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company (CCTC), is delighted to present the world premiere of a new play, RAGE OF ACHILLES by CCTC founding member, Paul Parente. The show is part of CCTC’s indoor…
Akritai Pontians Lament Loss Of Homeland In Theatrical Performance
Upper Darby, PA – Genocide Day was commemorated by the Pontian Akritai Society of Philadelphia this past Sunday with a memorial service at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox church. Members of the organization including the youth…
Smyrne – A Theatrical Production
Drexel University, Mitchell Auditorium, January 21st, 2012. Last month, the Hellenic University clubs of Wilmington and Philadelphia co-sponsored via Drexel Universitie’s Greek Studies program “Smyrne” an original docu-drama. The theatrical / multi-media event explored “the…
Smyrna, A Theatrical Production
Last month, the Hellenic University clubs of Wilmington and Philadelphia co-sponsored via Drexel University’s Greek Studies program “Smyrna” an original docu-drama. The theatrical/multi-media event explored “the themes of genocide and population displacement through the prism…
