An open-air English-language production beneath the Acropolis combines ancient Greek theatre with an interactive exhibition of handcrafted theatrical masks at the Athens University History Museum

The acclaimed Italian ballet company will stage its original interpretation of the timeless story at Veakeio Theater on July 15, blending classical technique with contemporary choreography

From contemporary dance and experimental theater to new interpretations of Greek tragedy, this week's Epidaurus program explores the enduring power of performance across cultures

Athens audiences can enjoy a free open-air screening of the Salzburg Festival production, featuring Lisette Oropesa and the Vienna Philharmonic, with English subtitles

From John Legend’s first-ever Greece performance, to bold reinterpretations of Greek tragedy and contemporary dance inspired by history

From a long-awaited concert debut and bold reimaginings of classical texts to immersive theatrical experiences and internationally acclaimed contemporary productions, this week's program explores identity, loss, justice and human connection

Combining live, mythology-inspired storytelling and immersive visuals, the new cultural experience offers a modern introduction to the sounds and themes of the ancient Greek world

Performances that challenge conventions while exploring what connects people across time, place, and evolving technology

Shadow theatre, live music and Greek mythology come together in a family-friendly summer production that reimagines the Twelve Labours of Heracles through humour, spectacle and tradition

A breakdown of Athens Epidaurus Festival performances to mark on your calendar

As the first weekend of the globally acclaimed Epidaurus Festival draws near, these are the performances that will be opening the month-long cultural phenomenon

The matinee tradition—long standard in London and New York City—is slowly taking hold in Athens.

A bold, multi-layered work, 'Ihsane' marks a compelling convergence of contemporary choreography, personal testimony, political awareness, and humanitarian engagement.

Set in interwar New York, Astoria, the new production at Pallas Theater, tells the story of Greek immigrants who crossed an ocean simply to endure. Through music, memory, and a single coffeehouse, the performance traces exile, survival, and the fragile hope of belonging

Now playing at the National Theatre of Greece, the acclaimed production that premiered in London turns listening into a radical act, shifting the focus from speech to the living world around us

The anticipation, the moments suspended in time—"(π)ending" is the solo aerial dance performance by Natasa Arabatzi, capturing the fleeting spaces of life where the mundane and extraordinary collide

Oscar-nominated Canadian-Greek director Nia Vardalos debuts her new stage project at the Pallas Theater next month.

M Productions brings a fresh, silent performance of the timeless 1922 vampire film 'Nosferatu' to Fournos Theater every Wednesday and Thursday