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"I Will Survive" in the Thision theater

Giorgos Papageorgiou and Antinoos Albanis after the explosive success of the show I will survive in Thessaloniki, they travel to Athens to …survive there too!

The show was sold out within a few weeks in Thessaloniki, at the Sofouli theater and now the mission must continue in Athens at the Thision theater.
What happens when everything around falls apart;What happens when the world is destroyed and the only survivors are two people;
The answers are given through this surreal black comedy!The heroes will learn how to survive in a world that is being lost.
The show “I will survive” will be at the Thision theater from 14 November every Monday and Tuesday for 15 only performances.

More visits to the country's Museums


source:protothema.gr

The country's museums showed a significant increase in the number of their visitors, according to the Greek Statistical Authority (ELSTAT). Creating playgrounds for use by children with mobility problems and ensuring their access to all municipal structures and schools, increase 5,3% occurred this year in July, while receipts increased by 5,7%. During January- July, in any case, a decrease is maintained 7,6% in the number of visitors and 6,8% in collections. Also according to ELSTAT, in July there is an increase in visitors to the archaeological sites by 15,6% and increasing the corresponding collections in percentage 5,7%. The seven month, an increase was recorded 11,7% to visitors and increase 8,8% in collections.

A hidden treasure was found in a Minoan tomb in Crete

source:cretalive.gr

An idiot, well preserved Minoan tomb, dating from about 1300 p. X., came to the surface during the construction works of the new Gazi Krousona road, just before the historical settlement. According to the findings of the archaeological service, it is a mass grave, which was accompanied by rich offerings. So far finds have come to light in fairly good condition, such as a large number of pottery painters, jewelry, copper objects, weapons, etc. It is also noted, that this discovery comes to confirm the long-formulated theory of the late archaeologist Ioannis Sakelarakis about the existence of the Platonic route of Minos, of a route that is in the plans of the municipal authority for tourism promotion and exploitation. The mayor of Malevizio, Kostas Mamoulakis, has been closely following the progress of the archaeological service's work from the first moment and has even made available the archaeologist available to the municipality of Malevizio, so as to assist in the work of the archaeological service. Alongside, expresses the political will of the municipal authority to maintain and restore the tomb, so that it can be visited and become another interesting point of visit, for Greek and foreign visitors to the area. Mr. Mamoulakis expresses , in an announcement of the municipal authority's thanks to Ms. Ath. Kanda and the archaeologists of KG' E.K.P.A. for their immediate response, as well as to the Police Department of Heraklion and the TAE who provide the necessary security conditions by guarding the monument on a 24-hour basis. Finally, it is noted that the above discovery, it is not expected to affect the construction project of the Gazi – Krousona road since it is outside the range of occupation of the road surface, so work will proceed as normal. Small detour though, may need to be done on the parallel road that leads to the historical monastery of Ag. Georgiou Kokkiniakou.

Long live Greek children ;

source:newsbeast.gr

The new show by Alexandros Rigas and Dimitris Apostolos.

Long live Greek children; And if you're alive... answer us a question... How did we get here?; What did he do?; Our bad fate; Our evil the radical; Our head; Our zodiac sign; Ares the retrograde; Our mistakes…; It is probably because the glorious history of Greece is inversely proportional to our memory (maybe even our future) she is short and small. We forgot what we lived through, what we put up with, what did we get into, how unfairly we have treated ourselves, in this country and those around us and above all how we let "friends" and enemies patronize us leading us to the painful today. Let's take another look at the armed sadistic MAT policeman to understand, that nothing is ultimately what it seems. To hear the absurd ravings of a politician in open confession giving absolution to his colleagues. Get insights from the life story of a married couple who devise the most unlikely ways to deal with the crisis. To eavesdrop on what happens in an emergency cabinet on the day that (will) Greece goes bankrupt and the live connection of the bankruptcy with many, many and expensive ads... Let's see how effectively the exchange economy works through the intelligence of a former ASEP non-designate and now a prostitute. Let's shudder with the gloomy image of Greece in 2042...where they celebrate the 100 years from the German occupation and again from the Germans. Yes...yes...yes... And many more that are useful to remember, to understand them, let's laugh at our "faces" and introduce ourselves again... and who knows, maybe we'll avoid the worst... The show will be staged in a few days at Lampeti theater.

BOOK: The African Man

How relatives and friends react; What are you eating; Where do you live ; How is your social and personal life affected? ; How do you wash? ; Mark Boyle discovers the answers the hard way and in the process explores the serious effects that our obsession with money has. Describing cuttlefish toothpastes, seasonal foods, skill exchange initiatives and composting toilets, travels to Ireland without a penny in his pocket and is faced with the most unthinkable situation : Christmas without cash. Following his own strict rules, Mark goes back to the basics and discovers original ways to clear accounts and prosper for free. Smart, touching, diffuse from money and energy saving tips and maybe up to date, The book The African Man will make you wonder what really has value in life.

Mediterranean Translation Award to a Greek translator

Andaios Chrysostomidis, well-known translator and foreign literature manager of the publications “Kastaniotis”, was honored with the annual Mediterranean Translation Award.

Mr. Chrysostomidis received the award in Sicily,from the Vice Chancellor of the University of Catania. The well-known translator has presented a rich translation work, with more than 50 works of Italian writers and is considered to belong to the genre of translators who act as co-creators of the translated work.
His next translation will be the play by Stefanos Pirandello , son of Luigi, A father is always useful” which will be released in 2012 from publications “Kastaniotis”.