Sophocles’ tragedy Aias, written between 450 and 440 BC, deals with the psychological turmoil and eventual downfall of the eponymous hero, Hades the Great. The play, the earliest of Sophocles’ surviving works, is an exploration of the themes of honor, pride, and the consequences of hubris in the context of the Trojan War epic. Aias, … Read more
Robert Thoma’s theatrical masterpiece “Choose your death my love”, a play that with its subversive plot took the audience’s breath away until the last second, hosted the Patras International Festival on the evening of Tuesday, July 23. The play was adapted and directed by Thanasis Papathanasiou and Michalis Reppa, with Katia Dandoulaki, Anna Maria Papacharalambous, … Read more
The young lady, who was introduced through STAR’s MasterChef, had dedicated her life to her people and the art of cooking. “Food is art and food is love. And we should show love and respect for those who cook it, eating it with pleasure,” she wrote in one of her last posts. In fact, a … Read more
Wanting to say goodbye to her in public, her partner, her Demis Georgiou proceeded to a particularly moving post. “So suddenly and abruptly you cut off my smile, joy and happiness. I hope you are in some sea watching sunsets like the ones we saw from our balcony in Paros. Ride a jet ski and … Read more
He was born on September 9, 1946 in Prague. He graduated from the Secondary School of Economics in Prague, then studied acting at the Theater Academy of Performing Arts. For many years he worked in regional theaters in Most and Cheb. He shot documentaries about France, he has a series of interviews with Jean-Paul Belmond, … Read more
Borys Szyc is in deep mourning after the death of his father, Jerzy Michalak. The actor’s father performed on the stage, but was also a set designer. Information about his death was provided by the institution he was once associated with. The artist died after a short illness, he was 80 years old. Borys Szyc’s … Read more
“I’ve been begging Bob for years to appear in one of my series. He always said ‘no’. But then he fell in love with The Big Bang Theory and said ‘yes’ – with two conditions. First: his character had to go through several episodes. And second: he wanted to win an Emmy. We accomplished both,” … Read more
After two extremely successful theatrical winters at the Katia Dandoulakis Theater, with frequent sold outs and a warm response from the audience and critics, Robert Thomas’s noir masterpiece “Choose your death my love”, the play that with its plot turns everything upside down and takes your breath away until the last second, started a summer … Read more