Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez

Summary

Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez authored Alekos Sakellarios^[2].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez authored Christos Giannakopoulos^[3].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's instance of is recorded as literary work^[4].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's genre is recorded as comedy^[5].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[6].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's country of origin is recorded as Greece^[7].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Fotis Fagkris^[8].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Michalis^[9].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Andreas Delakovias^[10].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Bampis Fagkris^[11].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Panagakos^[12].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Maitr of cabaret^[13].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Photographer^[14].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as postman^[15].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Tsikita Lopez^[16].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Mrs. Delakovia^[17].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Markela^[18].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as Mairi^[19].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as cleaner^[20].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's characters is recorded as employee of cabaret^[21].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's date of first performance is recorded as +1952-10-24T00:00:00Z^[22].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's title is recorded as Ο Φώτης Φαγκρής και η Τσικίτα Λοπέζ^[23].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's location of first performance is recorded as Theatro Kentriko^[24].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's derivative work is recorded as Santa Chikita^[25].
• Fotis Fagkris and Tsikita Lopez's form of creative work is recorded as play^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include Alekos Sakellarios^[2], a film director^[27], 1913–1991^[28], of Greece^[29] and Christos Giannakopoulos^[3], a screenwriter^[30], 1909–1963^[31], of Greece^[32].