Na ti tha pi Athina
Greek stage production of G. Asimakopoulos', P. Papadoukas' and V. Spyropoulos' revue, 1951/52
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Summary
Na ti tha pi Athina is a theatrical production[1].
Key Facts
- Na ti tha pi Athina authored Giorgos Asimakopoulos[2].
- Na ti tha pi Athina authored Vasilis Spyropoulos[3].
- Na ti tha pi Athina authored Panagiotis Papadoukas[4].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's instance of is recorded as theatrical production[5].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's director is recorded as Apollon Gavriilidis[6].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's composer is recorded as Giorgos Mouzakis[7].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's genre is recorded as revue[8].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Anny Bol[9].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Rena Galani[10].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Nikos Vastardis[11].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Ntoly Flisko[12].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Nikos Rizos[13].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Rena Vlahopoulou[14].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Cathy Belinda[15].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Giorgos Gavriilidis[16].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Koulis Stoligkas[17].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Bempa Doxa[18].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Sperantza Vrana[19].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Rena Dor[20].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Maya Melaya[21].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Ketty Diridaoua[22].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Vasilis Avlonitis[23].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Nasos Kedrakas[24].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Rallis Angelidis[25].
- Na ti tha pi Athina's cast member is recorded as Lakis Skellas[26].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Giorgos Asimakopoulos[2], a writer[27], 1897–1970[28], of Greece[29]; Vasilis Spyropoulos[3], a writer[30], 1906–1970[31], of Greece[32]; and Panagiotis Papadoukas[4], a writer[33].