After a very successful run last year, The Dog, The Night and the Knife returns to Pireos 260. The comical, nightmarish story goes as follows: The only thing protagonist “M” remembers is eating mussels. In a constant state of fear, he is stabbed, stabs others, comes across people who want to devour him, and experiences time standing still. It is Read more…

After a very successful run last year, The Dog, The Night and the Knife returns to Pireos 260. The comical, nightmarish story goes as follows: The only thing protagonist “M” remembers is eating mussels. In a constant state of fear, he is stabbed, stabs others, comes across people who want to devour him, and experiences time standing still. It is Read more…

 What makes a heroine? This is one of the questions posed by the SEASON Women Project who, in association with the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Cyprus, have undertaken the production of Women Walk Home which is to take place at Pireos 260. “Women Walk Home” was a movement when thousands of Cypriot women marched silently in protest of the Read more…

 What makes a heroine? This is one of the questions posed by the SEASON Women Project who, in association with the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Cyprus, have undertaken the production of Women Walk Home which is to take place at Pireos 260. “Women Walk Home” was a movement when thousands of Cypriot women marched silently in protest of the Read more…

It’s that time of the year again, when Athenians start planning their summer holidays around the programme of the Athens Epidaurus Festival. The leading performing arts festival in Greece, and one of the oldest in Europe, returns between June 1st and August 26th for its 68th edition with a rich programme of events. As always, the main venues are the Read more…