3rd Youth Theater Festival

Teenagers – Citizens of the world

Dates

Prices

Free admission

Location

Onassis Stegi

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Friday
Time
18:00-21:00
Venue
Upper Stage
Day
Saturday
Time
12:00-22:00
Venue
Upper Stage
Day
Sunday
Time
14:00-21:00
Venue
Upper Stage

Information

Tickets

Admission is free, on a first come first served basis.
Entrance tickets will be available half an hour before the event.

Connecting theater with everything teens care about today.

Following on from the 2nd Teenage Theater Festival in the spring of 2012, Grasshopper and the Onassis Stegi bring renewed enthusiasm and inspiration to the staging of the 3rd Teenage Theater Festival. Over three days, theater groups from secondary schools, lycées and municipalities will perform work that has developed out of their intense engagement with theater professionals: playwrights, directors, actors and dramatists. Our goal is a high-quality Greek theater for teenagers—but not only—which puts the creativity, imagination and talent of the upcoming generation to full use through our interactions with them.

This year, the Onassis Stegi is inaugurating its partnership with London’s National Theatre in the “Connections” program, a selection of works commissioned from established playwrights and performed in a number of British schools in 2012. At the Onassis Stegi, teenage theater groups from Athens will read the works, giving this year’s Teenage Theater Festival an international dimension.

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Credits

  • Organization and artistic oversight

    Sophia Vgenopoulou, Vangelis Kyriakou, Katerina Skourli

  • Educational oversight

    Myrto Lavda

  • Dramaturgical associates

    Katerina Kostantinakou, Panagiota Kostantinakou

  • Music and sound design

    Yannis Papagikas

  • Lighting design

    Filippos Koutsaftis

  • Thanks to

    Eleni Vardava for the stage design oversight and the costumes for specific performances

  • Translation into Greek of Rory Mullarky’s play "The Grandfathers"

    Vassilis Douvitsas