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The Art Theatre (Theatro Technis) was founded in 1942 -the darkest years of the Nazi occupation- by Karolos Koun, setting as its aims the promotion of new Greek playwrights, the foundation of a Drama School with its own highly individual style, the familiarization of the Greek public with all the major foreign playwrights, both classical and modern, the staging of Ancient Drama.
HISTORY. Identity. The Drama School of the National Theatre was founded at the same time as the National Theatre in May 1930 with the aim of “systematic effort for the best education of actors”. From that date the School has been in continuous operation and has played an important role in the development of contemporary theatre.
The subject of his lectures, courses and research concerns ancient Greek poetry and drama, genres and performances, with an emphasis on tragedy, as well as theoretical views on poetry, theatre and the arts in Greco-Roman antiquity and Europe from the 17th century onwards.
The Drama School of Athens Conservatoire has played a pivotal role in the advancement of theatrical studies in the country, with its teaching staff comprising some of the most important figures of Greek Theatre over the past one and a half century. The School’s philosophy is.
She has taught at the Drama School of the National Theatre of Northern Greece (2018-19), at the Drama School of the National Theatre (2016-17), the Drama School of Greek Theatre Delos (2016-22), the Drama School of the Athens Conservatoire and the Academy of Arts 100 (2022-23).
DRAMA SCHOOL; EDUCATION EDUCATION. INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON ANCIENT DRAMA International Workshop on Ancient Drama. First International Ancient Drama Workshop; SECOND INTERNATIONAL ANCIENT DRAMA WORKSHOP Second International Ancient Drama Workshop . Professors; Third International Ancient Drama Workshop; Fourth International Ancient Drama Workshop
Athens Drama School 'G. Theodosiadis' is one of the oldest drama schools of Greece. Founded in 1962 by the theatre director Giorgos Theodosiadis, along with Titos Vandis, Grigoris Grigoriou, Kostas Krontiras, Dimitris Konstantinidis, Thanos Kotsopoulos, Michalis Peranthis, Nikos Tzogias and Mimis Fotopoulos.
