Phedre

Summary

Phedre is a theatrical production^[1].

Key Facts

• Phedre authored Jean Racine^[2].
• Phedre's instance of is recorded as theatrical production^[3].
• Phedre's director is recorded as Giannis Chouvardas^[4].
• Phedre's genre is recorded as tragedy^[5].
• Phedre's based on is recorded as Phèdre^[6].
• Phedre's cast member is recorded as Giorgos Sampanis^[7].
• Phedre's cast member is recorded as Olia Lazaridou^[8].
• Phedre's cast member is recorded as Nikos Karathanos^[9].
• Phedre's cast member is recorded as Aglaia Pappa^[10].
• Phedre's cast member is recorded as Akilas Karazisis^[11].
• Phedre's cast member is recorded as Katerina Karagianni^[12].
• Phedre's cast member is recorded as Q43255092^[13].
• Phedre's cast member is recorded as Christina Alexanian^[14].
• Phedre's production company is recorded as Theatro tou Notou^[15].
• Phedre's location is recorded as Theatro Amore^[16].
• Phedre's location is recorded as Theatro Amore - Kentriki Skini^[17].
• Phedre's language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[18].
• Phedre's country of origin is recorded as Greece^[19].
• Phedre's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Stratis Paschalis^[20].
• Phedre's title is recorded as Φαίδρα^[21].
• Phedre's time period is recorded as Greek Theater Season 1992/1993^[22].
• Phedre's costume designer is recorded as Lili Kentaka^[23].
• Phedre's scenographer is recorded as Lili Kentaka^[24].
• Phedre's lighting designer is recorded as Giannis Matthiopoulos^[25].

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Works and Contributions

Phedre authored Jean Racine^[2].