Kapodistrias

Summary

Kapodistrias is a theatrical production^[1].

Key Facts

• Kapodistrias authored Nikos Kazantzakis^[2].
• Kapodistrias's instance of is recorded as theatrical production^[3].
• Kapodistrias's director is recorded as Sokratis Karantinos^[4].
• Kapodistrias's genre is recorded as tragedy^[5].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Nikos Paraskefas^[6].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Alkis Pappas^[7].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Lakis Skellas^[8].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Tzavalas Karousos^[9].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Aris Vlachopoulos^[10].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Ilias Destounis^[11].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Ioannis Avlonitis^[12].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Thodoros Andriakopoulos^[13].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Ilias Stamatiou^[14].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Iordanis Marinos^[15].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Georgios Talanos^[16].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Alekos Deligiannis^[17].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Charalampos Plakoudis^[18].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Athanassia Moustaka^[19].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Eleni Nenedaki^[20].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as Froso Papadopoulou^[21].
• Kapodistrias's cast member is recorded as El. Balaska^[22].
• Kapodistrias's production company is recorded as National Theatre of Greece^[23].
• Kapodistrias's location is recorded as National Theatre of Greece - Ziller Building^[24].
• Kapodistrias's location is recorded as Maing Stage of the National Theater of Greece^[25].
• Kapodistrias's language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Kapodistrias authored Nikos Kazantzakis^[2].