The acclaimed British production by David Ireland arrives in Athens through National Theatre Live — the global programme that films leading stage performances in London and screens them worldwide — offering local audiences the chance to experience contemporary theatre from the West End
In a reimagined version blending video, performance, live electronic music and speech, 'The Land of Wanting More' returns to PLYFA for three live performances on January 14, 15 and 21, offering a liberated exploration of female sexuality
The sweeping victory of Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another—winning Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay—sent a clear message: this is the film to beat.
From heavy metal legends to pop icons, 2026 promises a packed live music calendar in Greece, featuring global acts across Athens, Thessaloniki, and iconic venues like Lycabettus Theatre and OAKA Stadium
Theophania is a major religious holidays on the Eastern Orthodox calendar, marked by children caroling and an outdoor sanctifying service where a priest tosses a Cross into the waters.
Upon completion, both sites will be returned to public use, addressing practical needs of the Acropolis while offering new amenities.
Productions such as One Battle After Another, The Pitt, Adolescence, and The Studio emerged among the evening’s big winners.
The Storyville Ragtimers bring the spirit of New Orleans jazz and the cinematic universe of Woody Allen to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, closing the SNFCC Christmas World with a night of rhythm, humor and swing inspired by classic film soundtracks
If you’ve spent time in Athens as a visitor or a resident, you’ll know how chaotic, charming, exasperating and irresistible the city can be—often all at once
From prehistoric treasures and modern icons to bold contemporary commissions, Greece’s leading museums and institutions unveil a season of landmark exhibitions that connect ancient history with contemporary art
Which international artists’ concerts did we see in Greece in 2025 that spoke most directly to our hearts? We revisit the year’s live music highlights, featuring major acts and a wide range of musical genres
From smashing a pomegranate to stepping inside with the right foot, Greek New Year traditions reflect a timeless belief: how the year begins can shape everything that follows
Greek soprano Christina Petrou performing the best-known Christmas carol, Christos Genate (Χριστός γεννᾶται), during a live performance in Maastricht last week (VID)
The Guardian has published its annual list of the 10 best music albums from around the world, and this year it features a Greek entry
With major exhibitions, anniversaries and international names such as Barbara Kruger and Jeff Koons, along with projects inspired by Plato and the Exodus of Messolonghi, 2026 unfolds as a defining year for dialogue between contemporary creation, ancient heritage and historical memory
In an age of screens and speed, young Greeks are rediscovering centuries-old dances. TO BHMA International Edition speaks with the teachers and dancers behind the revival
Which movies crashed Cinobo’s servers in 2025? The Greek streaming platform's list reflects a wide-ranging appetite—from contemporary festival favourites and intimate dramas to cult classics and series that sparked binge-watching
Fifty years after its release, “Wish You Were Here” returns to No. 1 in the UK, setting a new record for the longest span between chart-topping albums by a single band.
Holiday music can evoke joy, nostalgia, and even sadness, helping listeners process memories, foster connection, and navigate the complex emotions of the festive season.
From the underworld to village hearths, the mischievous Kallikantzaroi—along with their fearsome leader Mandrakoukos—haunt Greek folklore during the twelve days of Christmas, blurring the line between myth, superstition, and winter ritual.