I Trisevgeni

Summary

I Trisevgeni is a theatrical production^[1].

Key Facts

• I Trisevgeni authored Kostis Palamas^[2].
• I Trisevgeni's instance of is recorded as theatrical production^[3].
• I Trisevgeni's director is recorded as Kostis Michailidis^[4].
• I Trisevgeni's composer is recorded as Tonis Georgiou^[5].
• I Trisevgeni's genre is recorded as spoken drama^[6].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Andreas Pantopoulos^[7].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Manos Katrakis^[8].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Pantelis Zervos^[9].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Michalis Nikolopoulos^[10].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Ioannis Avlonitis^[11].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Nikos Chatziskos^[12].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Eftychia Pavlogianni^[13].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Elli Xanthaki^[14].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Christina Kalogerikou^[15].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Marika Raftopoulou^[16].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Eleni Chatziargyri^[17].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Ntora Volonaki^[18].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Eleni Avlonitou^[19].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Venetia Kassavou^[20].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Sapfo Notara^[21].
• I Trisevgeni's cast member is recorded as Manos Skordilis^[22].
• I Trisevgeni's production company is recorded as State Theater of Thessaloniki^[23].
• I Trisevgeni's location is recorded as Royal Theatre^[24].
• I Trisevgeni's language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[25].
• I Trisevgeni's country of origin is recorded as Greece^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

I Trisevgeni authored Kostis Palamas^[2].