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On Saturday, January 24, at 7:30 PM, at the Pammikrasian Society of Patras Theater (Fokaias 26), the theatrical performance “Our Little Smyrna” will take place, presented by the “Polyphoniki” Theater Workshop (Director: Athina Kallimani-Georgitsopoulou).
The performance is co-organized by the Pammikrasian Society, with the support of the Board of Directors of DI.PE.THE. Patras and the costume supervisor, Alexandra Stratopoulou (costume design and actor preparation), as well as with the assistance of Tasos Papakos in setting up the stage.
The play is staged on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the city’s refugee neighborhoods, with respect for the lost homelands, and admission is free to the public. The event will conclude with a brief presentation on “The Refugees of 1922 in Patras” by historian Giota Kaika-Mantanika, who will discuss the settlement of the refugees, the creation of urban and rural neighborhoods, and how the state treated them.
Contributors:
Script: Mary Nikolaou
Adaptation & Direction: Athina Kallimani-Georgitsopoulou
Orchestra:
Guitar & Vocals: Kostis Panagopoulos, Sotiris Pennias
Bouzouki: Theodoros Bantounas
Vocals: Vasiliki Siaterli
On Stage:
Malvina (Young): Angeliki Nakou
Malvina (Grandmother): Olympia Tasakopoulou
Nikolas: Konstantinos Goudas
Narrator/Woman: Kristi Douvri
Narrator/Geví (Daughter): Christina Stigga
Mario (Daughter): Angeliki Panagiotakopoulou
Stratoula (Older): Maria Pseimada
Stratoula (Younger): Zoi Tseremegkli
Garoufalia (Granddaughter): Mara Giouli
Malvina (Granddaughter): Marianna Georgopoulou
Giannakis (Father): Kostas Oikonomopoulos
Foteini (Mother): Angeliki Linardou
Man: Andreas Katsaros
Vangeliò: Evelina Litsa
Theater Workshop Assistant: Ioanna Xanthi
Poster Design: Athanasia Papastavrou
The performance also features the Cappadocia Dance Group of the Pammikrasian Society (Dance Instructor: Mary Nikolaou).
The performance is co-organized by the Pammikrasian Society, with the support of the Board of Directors of DI.PE.THE. Patras and the costume supervisor, Alexandra Stratopoulou (costume design and actor preparation), as well as with the assistance of Tasos Papakos in setting up the stage.
The play is staged on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the city’s refugee neighborhoods, with respect for the lost homelands, and admission is free to the public. The event will conclude with a brief presentation on “The Refugees of 1922 in Patras” by historian Giota Kaika-Mantanika, who will discuss the settlement of the refugees, the creation of urban and rural neighborhoods, and how the state treated them.
Contributors:
Script: Mary Nikolaou
Adaptation & Direction: Athina Kallimani-Georgitsopoulou
Orchestra:
Guitar & Vocals: Kostis Panagopoulos, Sotiris Pennias
Bouzouki: Theodoros Bantounas
Vocals: Vasiliki Siaterli
On Stage:
Malvina (Young): Angeliki Nakou
Malvina (Grandmother): Olympia Tasakopoulou
Nikolas: Konstantinos Goudas
Narrator/Woman: Kristi Douvri
Narrator/Geví (Daughter): Christina Stigga
Mario (Daughter): Angeliki Panagiotakopoulou
Stratoula (Older): Maria Pseimada
Stratoula (Younger): Zoi Tseremegkli
Garoufalia (Granddaughter): Mara Giouli
Malvina (Granddaughter): Marianna Georgopoulou
Giannakis (Father): Kostas Oikonomopoulos
Foteini (Mother): Angeliki Linardou
Man: Andreas Katsaros
Vangeliò: Evelina Litsa
Theater Workshop Assistant: Ioanna Xanthi
Poster Design: Athanasia Papastavrou
The performance also features the Cappadocia Dance Group of the Pammikrasian Society (Dance Instructor: Mary Nikolaou).
