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Orestes Found Not Guilty in National Hellenic Museum’s Trial

On Wednesday, January 29th, 2014 at the UIC Forum, the National Hellenic Museum presented a mock trial of the ancient Greek mythological character, Orestes,...

14 Must-Attend Greek-American Events in 2014

2014 is filled with fabulous Greek events throughout North America. Here are the top 14 events that shouldn't be missed this year. The Trial of...

Two Greeks In N.Y. World Wide Lab

Two Greek women, the director Ioli Andreadi and the musician Erato A. Kremmyda will participate in the theatrical workshop-festival World Wide Lab that will...

Riace Bronzes Await to Be Housed in Magna Græcia

The two most famous ancient Greek statues of Southern Italy – the Riace bronzes- have been outside the museum in which they should be...

Houvardas' Last Play, Mourning Becomes Electra

The Greek National Theatre is presenting Eugene O’Neill’s Mourning Becomes Electra, every Wednesday until May 19 in the theater’s Main Stage, but all the...

Greek Director Terzopoulos’ Italian Tour

A Drama Workshop, under Greek director Theodoros Terzopoulos, based on the analysis and teaching of Aeschylus' Prometheus Bound, has been organized to run from...

Dimitriadis Brings His Country to Paris

On the occasion of the theater performance entitled The Country Where I Was Born, the famous Greek writer Dimitris Dimitriadis told the news agency...

Anarchy at Home Blows Up Tsipras' U.S. Tour

That noise you heard when a bomb exploded at the Athens Mall was any chance that Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA) leader Alexis...

Vlagkopoulou Wins Rome Acting Competition

Dimitra Vlagkopoulou, an honor graduate of the National Theatre Drama School last year who represented Greece, has won the the international competition for young...