Shortly before the premiere of Bertold Brecht’s pioneering and once banned by the Nazis opera “The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahogany” at the National Opera, Katerina Angelidaki spoke with Yiannis Houvardas about the delightfully flaming Brechtian universe.
Irini Driva went to the rehearsal of the play “Cassetta” by Loula Anagnostaki, staged by Manos Karatzogiannis, and they talked about the great writer and the great deeds dreamed of by her heroes.
And a new “cement” in front of the Propylaea. The YPPO ignores UNESCO’s suggestions and attempts to “widen” the Propylaia to cope with the hordes of visitors to the Acropolis, according to the intervention of the Greek ICOMOS. Katerina Angelidaki writes.
About the two Marikes, Papagika and Nino, but also about the wandering of women in Greek song, composer Giorgos Andreou and Antonis Boskoitis had a conversation. The occasion is the musical theater performance of Andreos and the lyricist Odysseus Ioannou, entitled “Marika me dirane – Marika me zajtane”.
Amy Durou met the British Cypriot writer Alex Michaelides and they discussed literature and cinema since his books will be made into films, starring his good friend Uma Thurman.
Iraklis Logothetis saw the performance “The most beautiful body that has ever been found in this place” by Joseph Maria Miro directed by Zoe Xanthopoulos with Argyris Xafis in an acting tour de force.
Konstantinos Kaimakis reminds us of when Marlon Brando met Charlie Chaplin’s idol for the movie “The Countess of Hong Kong”. The experience was a huge disappointment.
Amy Durou saw the series North water, set in the vast whiteness of the Arctic, currently showing on Cinobo, and recommends it because “the plot, the pacing, the dialogue, the acting and the direction are so well done and complete, but and as tied together as we rarely get the chance to see in a television series.”
Giorgos-Ikaros Babasakis takes a wander in the cultural zone this week, pointing out “of course, I consider the “m᾽ like / don’t m᾽ like” and ‘de gustibus non disputandum est’ when dealing with skull-exploding creations that shift our place in the world by even a millionth of an inch…”
Painting and life lessons were given by Giannis Tsarouchis in the lectures given by Giannis Tsarouchis in Chios in 1981 and published in a book. Amy Durrow writes.
Lives in the arena. Chrysoula Papaioannou writes.
See also:
“I was killed by the system that washes them away” – Students with a song became the voice of Sunday outside the AT (Photos-Video)
Antonia Ilias: The first-time protagonist of the pre-trial was extradited to Greece, after 19 years
SYRIZA revs up – Kasselakis in Crete, Athens, New York and the Aegean in April
Accuracy: Children’s expenses are torture for parents – “It’s a wonder how we live”
Arvanitis exposes Karanikola after the reality reversal operation (Video)
Sakellaropoulou: It’s hard to say that I’m proud of Justice (Video)
The police car is not a taxi, the taxi is waiting for you to get home safely
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