Aris brings new interest to the Super League
Super League leader Panathinaikos lost 2-0 at Aris on Sunday, allowing Olympiakos and AEK to get to within one point from the top.
The millennial at the helm of the National’s Experimental Stage
“Yes, We Can’t,” a play by Marilena Katranidou exploring today’s “burnout society,” launched the new season at the Greek National Theater’s Experimental Stage for Emerging Artists.
Dead crew member of sunk freighter retrieved; one rescued, 12 missing
The body of a crew member of a freighter which sank off the island of Lesvos early Sunday has been retrieved, the coast guard says. Twelve more are missing.
The Bektashis have stopped hiding
The first time Ayse Karahusseinoglou laid eyes on yellow roses was at the age of 6. Accompanied by her father, she ventured to the Health Center in Soufli, a town nestled in the regional unit of Evros near the Greek-Turkish border, renowned for its silk industry.
A fresh vision for the Experimental Stage
“Yes, We Can’t,” a play by Marilena Katranidou exploring today’s “burnout society,” launched the new season at the Greek National Theater’s Experimental Stage for Emerging Artists on November 8.
Where is Kasselakis on the charisma spectrum?
SYRIZA head Stefanos Kasselakis, if you believe the news reports, exudes charisma: confident, cheerful, persuasive, vibrant, and super-charming.
Rethroning the violin in Epirotic music
A multicultural lakeside city hosting people of different ethnic backgrounds and their music: “This was Ioannina 200 years ago, a completely different state and society than it was after World War II,” says Christopher King, the distinguished American ethnomusicologist.
Bonds earn market attention
Major international investment firms are now placing Greek bonds among the top investments for the next few months.
Protest against Thessaloniki flyover
A protest against the Thessaloniki flyover took place on Sunday afternoon in the northern port city.
Amazing | Athens | November 29 – December 14
The Griffon dance group and choreographer Ioanna Portolou return with the explosive performance “Amazing,” a groundbreaking and highly topical work about the wonderful but also self-destructive nature of human nature, which will be presented at PLYFA Theater (plyfa.space) for six additional performances.