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From 11 – 22 June 2016, the UTE Decentralized Academy in collaboration with the National Theatre of Greece in Athens, offered a masterclass for young actors at the European Cultural Centre of Delphi directed by Greek actress Lydia Koniordou.
The masterclass brought together six young actors from Italy, Hungary, Portugal and Russia and eight young actors from the National Theatre of Greece to work together with Lydia Koniordou on Antigone by Sophocles and on the refugee crisis.
The participants offered a public presentation of their work in the ancient theatre of Delphi on 21 June 2016. The ancient theatre in Delphi was built in the 4th century B.C., and is usually not in use for public performances anymore because of its protected status. The National Theatre of Greece has asked for a special permission for the masterclass’ presentation at this historic place.
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Masterclass with Lydia Koniordou
Presented by the UTE Decentralized Academy
From 11 – 22 June 2016
At the European Cultural Centre of Delphi, Greece
The international participants:
Orosz Ákos,
Vígszínház Budapest, Hungary
Maria Carolina Pinheiro Amaral,
Teatro Nacional São João do Porto, Portugal
Daria Novoselceva,
Maly Theatre Moscow, Russia
Daniele Molino,
Piccolo Teatro di Milano, Italy
Nicolo Parodi,
Piccolo Teatro di Milano, Italy
Nicola Sorrenti,
Teatro di Roma, Italy
The Greek participants from the National Theatre of Greece:
Afrodite Antonaki
Helen Dafni
Sofia Fytianou
Stella Kostopoulou
Petra Mavridi
Melita Psychogiopoulou
Lygeri Tampakopoulou
Eugenia Vissariou
More info about the masterclass in Delphi
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