The Secret of Countess Valerene

Summary

The Secret of Countess Valerene is a theatrical production^[1].

Key Facts

• The Secret of Countess Valerene authored Grigorios Xenopoulos^[2].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's instance of is recorded as theatrical production^[3].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's director is recorded as Raea Mouzenidou^[4].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's composer is recorded as Dimitris Lagios^[5].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's genre is recorded as spoken drama^[6].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's cast member is recorded as Rita Lamprinou^[7].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's cast member is recorded as Aliki Theodoridou - Nor^[8].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's cast member is recorded as Christoforos Kazantzidis^[9].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's cast member is recorded as Akti Drini^[10].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's cast member is recorded as Takis Anousis^[11].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's cast member is recorded as Stelios Drivas^[12].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's production company is recorded as Politistikos Syllogos Athinon "I Pyli"^[13].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's location is recorded as Theatro Pyli^[14].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[15].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's country of origin is recorded as Greece^[16].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's date of first performance is recorded as +1984-02-17T00:00:00Z^[17].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's title is recorded as Το μυστικό της κοντέσσας Βαλέραινας^[18].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's manifestation of is recorded as The Secret of Countess Valerene^[19].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's time period is recorded as Greek Theater Season 1983/1984^[20].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's costume designer is recorded as Theodosis Davlos^[21].
• The Secret of Countess Valerene's scenographer is recorded as Theodosis Davlos^[22].

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Works and Contributions

The Secret of Countess Valerene authored Grigorios Xenopoulos^[2].