Vre Manoli tramparifa

Summary

Vre Manoli tramparifa is a theatrical production^[1].

Key Facts

• Vre Manoli tramparifa authored Alekos Sakellarios^[2].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa authored Christos Giannakopoulos^[3].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's instance of is recorded as theatrical production^[4].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's composer is recorded as Giorgos Mouzakis^[5].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's genre is recorded as revue^[6].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Rena Dor^[7].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Vasilis Avlonitis^[8].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Kyriakos Mavreas^[9].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Cathy Belinda^[10].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Nana Gkatsi^[11].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Alekos Livaditis^[12].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Jenny Alpha^[13].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Irene Papas^[14].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Dorothea Nousa^[15].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Nantia Tamor^[16].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Lakis Skellas^[17].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Giorgos Tzifos^[18].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Rallis Angelidis^[19].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Stella Stratigou^[20].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's cast member is recorded as Stavros Kleopas^[21].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's producer is recorded as Vasilis Bournelis^[22].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's production company is recorded as Neos Mousikos Organismos^[23].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's location is recorded as Theatro Papaioannou^[24].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[25].
• Vre Manoli tramparifa's country of origin is recorded as Greece^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Authored works include Alekos Sakellarios^[2], a film director^[27], 1913–1991^[28], of Greece^[29] and Christos Giannakopoulos^[3], a screenwriter^[30], 1909–1963^[31], of Greece^[32].