Tis Larisis to potami

Summary

Tis Larisis to potami is a theatrical production^[1].

Key Facts

• Tis Larisis to potami authored Mitsos Efthymiadis^[2].
• Tis Larisis to potami authored Iakovos Kambanelis^[3].
• Tis Larisis to potami authored Chrysanthos Mentis Bostantzoglou^[4].
• Tis Larisis to potami authored Kostas Tsianos^[5].
• Tis Larisis to potami authored Mimis Traiforos^[6].
• Tis Larisis to potami's instance of is recorded as theatrical production^[7].
• Tis Larisis to potami's director is recorded as Kostas Tsianos^[8].
• Tis Larisis to potami's composer is recorded as Loukianos Kilaidonis^[9].
• Tis Larisis to potami's genre is recorded as revue^[10].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Anna Vayena^[11].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Giorgos Zografos^[12].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Kostas Tsianos^[13].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Kostas Palios^[14].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Elisavet Sfakianaki^[15].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Ismini Michailidou^[16].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Dimitris Giannakopoulos^[17].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Giorgos Akritidis^[18].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Panos Ksenakis^[19].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as May Sevastopoulou^[20].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Serafeim Ntinas^[21].
• Tis Larisis to potami's cast member is recorded as Zoi Panagiotopoulou^[22].
• Tis Larisis to potami's production company is recorded as Thessaliko theatro^[23].
• Tis Larisis to potami's location is recorded as concert tour^[24].
• Tis Larisis to potami's language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[25].
• Tis Larisis to potami's country of origin is recorded as Greece^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Authored works include Mitsos Efthymiadis^[2], a playwright^[27], 1945–2003^[28], of Greece^[29]; Iakovos Kambanelis^[3], a journalist^[30], 1921–2011^[31], of Greece^[32], awarded the Grand Commander of the Order of the Phoenix^[33], specialised in literature^[34]; Chrysanthos Mentis Bostantzoglou^[4], a painter^[35], 1918–1995^[36], of Greece^[37]; Kostas Tsianos^[5], a director^[38], b. 1942^[39], of Greece^[40], awarded the Karolos Koun Awards^[41]; and Mimis Traiforos^[6], a composer^[42], 1913–1998^[43], of Greece^[44].