January 2025
8 Wed 20:30 (107’)
The Room Next Door – Pedro Almodóvar (ESP, 2024) 15+
Pedro Almodóvar’s latest film The Room Next Door is based on Sigrid Nunez’s novel What are you going through, starring Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton. Ingrid and Martha were close friends in their youth, when they worked together at the same magazine. Ingrid went on to become an autofiction novelist while Martha became a war reporter, and they were separated by the circumstances of life. After years of being out of touch, they meet again in an extreme yet strangely sweet situation.
Producer: Agustin Almodovar
Executive Producer: Esther Garcia
Music by: Alberto Iglesias
Director of photography: Eduard Grau
Editor: Teresa Font
Production Design: Inbal Weinberg
Cast: Tilda Swinton, Julianne Moore, John Turturro, Alessandro Nivola, Alex Hogh Andersen, Anh Duong, Sarah Demeestere, Esther McGregor, Juan Diego Botto, Raul Arevalo, Victoria Luengo, Melina Matthews.
11 Sat 20:00 (90’)
Richard II - William Shakespeare
Theatro Dentro and YPOGAIA Cultural Organisation present William Shakespeare's masterpiece Richard II, a play delving into the boundaries of power and the tragic fall of a king, while illuminating the eternal struggle of man with power and himself; a breathtaking journey from ignorance to awareness.
Directed by Leandros Taliotis, the play follows the path of Richard II, a young monarch who discovers his true identity through his downfall—a noble yet weak character whose detachment from reality leads him to destruction.
The performance highlights Shakespeare's masterful art in depicting the gradual awakening of the king as betrayal and abandonment surround him. Through an emotional journey of self-awareness, the fallen king discovers his true royal essence just as he loses his crown.
The plot is set within the historical backdrop of the events that sparked the Wars of the Roses, providing a profound exploration of the nature of power, identity, and human consciousness.
The theatrical adaptation of Richard II’s story is not just another historical narrative; it serves as a mirror reflecting our modern society, where power continues to intoxicate, corrupt, and ultimately destroy. In Greek
Written by: William Shakespeare
Direction/Translation/Video Art: Leandros Taliotis
Set & Costume Design: Lakis Genethlis
Music Composition: Andreas Moustoukis
Movement: Stavroula Kalfa
Lighting Design: Christos Gogakis
Visual Communication Design | Poster - Trailer - Photography: Kriton Douris
Cast: Stavros Louras, Vasiliki Kypraiou, Alexandros Parisis, Panayiotis Larkou, Katerina Loura, Leandros Taliotis
On-stage Musicians: Andreas Moustoukis, Marios Solomou, Dimitris Polyviou, Angelos Koutsoumpias
Tickets: €15 / €13 (for pensioners, actors, students, pupils, soldiers, large families, members of the Open University of Cyprus) ↘Please present valid identification at the box office.
12 Sun 16:00 (70’)
STILL! - A statue that travelled the world (3+)
The production loved by young and old returns for another performance at the Rialto Theatre in Limassol!
A girl on a boat begins her journey into the unknown, trying to escape the horrors of war. She finds refuge in an unknown country and lies down to rest under the statue of a soldier. To her great surprise, the statue comes to life! Can a statue and a girl become friends and travel the world together? Can the girl teach the statue what life really is about and convince it to let go of the sword it holds? Written in an imaginary, universal language and with music as its main vehicle, the play is an ode to peace, friendship, diversity and the power of true love.
The play premiered in November 2021 at the Nicosia International Festival and has since toured to Armenia, Tunisia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Greece, Uzbekistan and Hungary. In the summer of 2023, it won the Best International Performance Award at the online section of the International Children's Theatre Festival, organised by the National Children's Theatre of China.
Story, lyrics, production: Stavros Stavrou
Music composition: Thodoris Economou
Direction & choreography: Kostas Silvestros and Panayiotis Tofi
Set and costume design: Constantina Andreou
Lighting design: Vasilis Petinaris
Video art: Anna Fotiadou
Makeup: Giorgos Vavanos
Vocal coaching: Constantinos Andronikou
Performers: Andreas Koutsoftas, Christina Papadopoulou and Antony Papamichael
Musician on stage: Andreas Michalopoulos
15 Wed 20:30 (105’)
The Word Progress on my Mother’s Lips Doesn't Ring True
Matei Vișniec I Thoc Central Stage (15+)
A family that has been torn apart tries to heal its wounds. The Mother and Father – both fugitives from war atrocities, both refugees – return to their burnt, ravaged home. All they want is to find what is left of their dead son. He re-enters their lives as a ghostly presence, a witness to events on the battlefields of History, while their daughter struggles to survive in the trenches that line the pavements of a faltering Europe. Surrounding them is a familiar mosaic of dangerous yet absurd individuals who challenge the norms and values of society. A world slowly suffocating under the burden of national and social divisions, fragmented by the collapse of values, economic exploitation and inhumanity, but also containing redemption, precariously balanced between ruin and renewal.
Matei Vișniec, Romania's best-known and most widely performed contemporary dramatist, has crafted a painfully topical tale about loss and mourning, rootlessness, the refugee experience, and the longing for home. The struggle for survival and a better life is conveyed through moments of high drama infused with touches of humour.
Acclaimed director Varnavas Kyriazis brings the penetrating and stripped-down language of the Romanian French writer to THOC’s stage for the first time, exploring the interplay between the living and the dead, poetry and prose, realism and surrealism, to remind us of the importance of our ongoing negotiation with the site of memory. He is assisted by Michalis Christodoulidis’ superb musical themes and first-class cast and crew. With English and Turkish surtitles.
16 Thu 20:30 (110’) Attempts on her life by Martin Crimp
À Vendre (16+) On Stage
"No one will have directly experienced the actual cause of such happenings but everyone will have received an image of them." Jean Baudrillard
The theatre group À Vendre presents the play "Attempts on her life" by the British writer Martin Crimp, which 28 years after its first production is still very relevant.
How can we know who the other really is? 17 scenes, 17 attempts to describe, 17 attempts to understand, 17 stories that show us the process of constructing an identity for public consumption. A woman with different identities is the only link to all the stories. Anna is a victim of civil war, she is a superstar, she is a tourist guide, she is a visual artist, she is an international terrorist. Fragments of a woman who can be anything or nothing.
Each story illustrates the problems of contemporary society through the eyes of an absent woman who simultaneously functions as a vehicle that transports you to a world of made-up narratives.
CREDITS:
Writer: Martin Crimp
Director: Maria Varnakkidou
Translator and Dramaturgy: Kyros Papavassiliou
Set Designer: Elena Kotasvili, Rebecca Taki
Costume designer: Constantina Andreou
Lighting Designer: Vasilis Petinaris
Assistant Director: Maria Constantinou
Movement Director: Arianna Marcoulidou
Sound Design: Panos Bartzis
Performers: Penny Foiniri, Arianna Marcoulidou, Polixeni Savva, Giorgos Kyriacou and Antony Papamichael
*The performance is in Greek but there will be English surtitles.
17 Fri 18:00 (60’)
The Sound of Music | Family Concerts 3
Cyprus Symphony Orchestra
A performance for all, based on The Sound of Music. The musical film that won over the world tells the story of the von Trapp family and Maria, who transformed the lives of Captain von Trapp and his seven children with her kind nature, joyful spirit and singing.
The wonderful singer Aliki Chrysochou will both narrate the story and perform Richard Rodgers’ famous songs, including I have confidence, My favourite things, Do-Re-Mi and many more, immortalised by Julie Andrews in The Sound of Music. Images from the film will be projected during the performance. The Cyprus Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of its Honorary Conductor, Alkis Baltas, will accompany the singer with an exceptional orchestration by pianist Vicky Stylianou.
Richard Rodgers: The Sound of Music
Orchestration and text: Vicky Stylianou
Singer & narrator: Aliki Chrysochou
Conductor: Alkis Baltas
Nicosia: Saturday 18 January 2025 - Pallas Theatre, Pafos Gate, 16:00 & 17:30
18 Sat 20:30 (120’)
Tania Tsanaklidou
Tania Tsanaklidou, the Greek singer whose voice and emotional depth have left a lasting mark on some of the most beloved songs of the modern Greek repertoire, will be performing at the Rialto Theatre.
In this programme that will evoke memories of her most memorable performances, audiences will yet again be swept into Tania’s musical universe, enchanted by her captivating voice and stage presence. Tania and her companions, Kostas, Vasilis, Nikos and Spyros will come together in this concert performance like a group of good friends, sharing their stories through song. Everything takes place on stage. Exchanging glances and shared feelings make the unexpected feel familiar; everyone is in search of redemption through a song. The band will be serving Batida de Coco, Tania will be dancing Samba and, together, they will perform some of the most beloved songs of her repertoire, such as Soultana Fofo, Moires, Anthropakos, Pame Kapou, taking the audience far away from reality. Her loyal fans will be devotedly following Tania, as she has no equal: her youthful, passionate, and theatrical spirit is capable of energising the audience, evoking a sense of euphoria, and touching hearts all at once.
A one-of-a-kind concert with songs and emotions worth sharing!
Musicians: Kostas Nikolopoulos, Vasilis Panayiotopoulos, Nikos Papaioannou,
Spyros Manesis
Sound: Panayiotis Petronikolos, Manolis Zannidis
Lights: Periklis Mathiellis
Artwork: Petros Paraschis
Poster photo: Elina Yiounanli
Production: CELESTIAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTIONS
21 Tue 18:30 & 20:30 (65’)
Personne Ι FlashArt Ι On Stage (15+)
Liminal Theatre Company presents Personne based on Confessions of a Mask by Yukio Mishima. In this early novel, Mishima takes us on an intimate journey of self-discovery triggered by his sexual awakening, against the backdrop of the final days of a losing war. He discovers his forbidden desire for men and a dark fascination with death and violence: an inner world he conceals under a self-conscious public mask. Following the paths of Mishima’s story, Personne is a quest for authenticity through narration and play. Etymologically, the word ‘personne’ refers to the actor’s mask. It means an ‘individual of the human species, without distinction of sex’; an individual, defined by his awareness of existing as a biological, moral and social being’*. In French, ‘personne’ also means ‘no one’. *Theodore Jouffroy, Mélanges Philosophiques, 1833.
With English subtitles at 20:30
Created by: Nectarios Theodorou and George Siena
Direction/Text: George Siena
Video art/Set design: Anna Fotiadou
Composer: Byron Katritsis
Costume: Marina Nikolaidou
Lighting design: Giorgos Evagorou
Performed by: Nectarios Theodorou
Co-produced by: Centre of Performing Arts MITOS
Special thanks for their support to Nick Hadjipavlou (Eventechpro), Elena Agathokleous, Constantina Peter, Marios Pavlou, Charalambos Patsalides and Kalaqs.
24 & 25 Fri & Sat 20:30 (40’)
Never Just I – Evie Demetriou
On Stage (14+)
What is a woman’s place in a world that never stops changing? NEVER JUST I is the bold new solo performance by Evie Demetriou, bringing to the stage a deeply personal narrative through movement, spoken word, and emotion. Focusing on the roles of motherhood and daughterhood, the performance unravels the unseen layers of female experience—woven with sensitivity, humor, and courage.
A choreographic reflection on motherhood as a social practice and an act of coexistence, this performance blends confession and imagination. It dares to dream of new ways of being and connecting, inviting audiences to envision a world where the collective “we” triumphs over the solitary “I” and where dreams become catalysts for change.
About the Choreographer: Evie Demetriou is a choreographer and performer based in Cyprus. Her multidisciplinary approach—merging dance, theater, performance art, and film—reflects themes of social justice and the politics of care. Her work has been extensively showcased across Europe, as well as in Asia, Africa, and the USA.
Credits
• Choreography/Performance: Evie Demetriou
• Dramaturgy: Georgina Kakoudaki
• Advisor: Tabea Martin
• Lighting Design: Aleksandar Jotovik
• Artistic Collaborator/Photography: Mihalis Papamichael
• Vocal Coach: Cathryn Robson
• Styling: Kristia Michaelidou
• Graphic Design: Despina Kannaourou
• Promotion: Olivia Christou
• International Distribution: peso producciones
• Production: En Drasi
31 Fri 20:30 (90’)
Pianist Yiannis Georgiou in Recital
The acclaimed virtuoso returns to the Rialto Theatre with an enchanting programme of masterpieces. Pianist Yiannis Georgiou is set to offer a night of extraordinary music featuring major works by Schumann, Brahms, and Rachmaninoff. Known for his captivating performances, Georgiou invites audiences on a journey through some of the most profound and stirring pieces of the classical repertoire. The recital will open with Schumann’s Kreisleriana, Op. 16, a masterful collection of character pieces inspired by the fictional musician Johannes Kreisler, blending passion and whimsy. The second half of the evening will feature Brahms’ late piano works, Op. 119, and selections of Rachmaninoff’s Preludes and Etudes-Tableaux, works that showcase the depth and virtuosity of the composer’s genius. An evening not to be missed—a rare opportunity to experience the timeless beauty of classical music brought to life by one of today’s foremost pianists in Cyprus.
February 2025
1 Sat 20:30 (120’)
Fotini Velesiotou & Panagiotis Margaris
The classical guitar meets folk poetry: a one-of-a-kind synergy between two exceptional artists, taking audiences on a journey through time, to years and moments that have indelibly marked Greek music and our lives. The virtuoso classical guitarist and composer Panagiotis Margaris, alongside the innately talented singer Fotini Velesiotou, present a repertoire of timeless classics composed by Moutsis, Virvos, Kaldaras, Gatsos, Xarchakos, Rasoulis, and more.
An artistic proposal of unique significance, modest on stage, yet rich and imaginative in content. The songs we hold dear and continue to sing and celebrate are brought to life by a single guitar, played by an exceptionally talented guitarist, accompanied by an equally gifted voice. This performance delves into the history of the Greek song, transforming entertainment into a truly meaningful experience.
2 Sun 12:30 (75’)
Oloi oi kakoi xorane - Eikona Zois (3+)
Suprise!!! Eikona Zois returns and presents once again the beloved fairytale Musical, "Όλοι οι...κακοί χωράνε!" directed by Christina Pavlidou.
During the festive season, we all enjoy watching theatrical performances filled with CHRISTMAS LIGHTS! This performance will be dressed in a festive mood!
The experienced artistic team and our beloved actors will take us on a magical journey, offering a new perspective on our favorite fairy tales. Come and meet Kalomoira, a teenage girl who, while exploring her grandfather’s grand library, stumbles upon her own “villainous” troubles. Through the pages of her book, we will not only meet enchanting fairy tale characters but also discover them on a deeper level.
Music, Song, Dance, Color, and Light!!!
Empathy, accepting one’s mistakes, and love are the feelings we will all experience together!
Cast and Crew
Script and Direction: Christina Pavlidou
Assistant Director/Vocal Teaching: Konstantinos Andronikou
Music: Andreas Michalopoulos
Lyrics: Stavros Stavrou
Choreography: Maria Stavrinidou (Alors on Dance School)
Set Design: Skynotechniki
Costumes Designer: Vasiliki Troulioti
Makeup Artist: Elena Charalambous
Participating actors in alphabetical order: Anthi Kassinou, Andri Aggelidou, Andreas Londou, Varvara Christofi, Eleni Sidera, Kynthia Pavlidou, Koukas Prokopiou, Natali Aman, Riana Athanasiou, Christos Grozos, Christiana Larkou
All net proceeds from the performance will go toward the charitable activities of Eikona Zois. www.eikonazois.org
5 Wed
Berlinale Selection 2025 - Goethe-Institut Cyprus
The screening of the two films is taking place within the framework of the Berlinale Selection 2025, organized by the Goethe-Institut Cyprus.
18:00 (116’)
When will it be again like it never was before / Wann wird es wieder so, wie es nie war (GER 2023)
An incredibly funny and deeply moving film that deals with growing up under unusual circumstances. Joachim is the youngest son of the director of one of Germany’s largest psychiatric hospitals. He spends his childhood and adolescence on the grounds of the psychiatric hospital, as their family home is located on the premises. To Joachim, the patients are like family. This coming-of-age film is a celebration of life in all its absurdity and fleetingness.
From Berlinale’s Generation 14plus, 2023
Directed by: Sonja Heiss
Screenplay by: Sonja Heiss, Lars Hubrich
Based on the bestselling autobiographical novel by Joachim Meyerhoff
Comedy
© Komplizen Film GmbH, Warner Bros. Entertainment GmbH
In German with English subtitles
20:30 (111’)
Reproduction / Reproduktion (GER 2024)
“Who is allowed to show what? And who is being looked at?”
Katharina Pethke becomes professor at Hamburg’s University of Fine Arts, where both her mother and grandmother had studied. This becomes a catalyst for reflection and research. Reproduction directed by established filmmaker Katharina Pethke, examines the ideal images of women in art, explores questions of identity, and looks at power and gender relations across three generations of women who are artists and mothers.
From the Forum 2024 Section
Directed by Katharina Pethke
Documentary
© Christoph Rohrscheidt
In German with English subtitles
6 Thu 20:30 (100')
2nd Yeast Int'l Student Film Festival
The Department of Fine Arts of Cyprus University of Technology, in collaboration with the Department of Communication and Internet Studies and Limassol Cine Club, presents a selection of short films from across the globe, in the frame of YEAST, a three-day international short film festival, organised in Limassol for the second consecutive year.
7 Fri 20:30 (90’)
Despina Olympiou
Lanitio Alumni and Friends Association
The Lanitio Alumni and Friends Association (SAFL), in collaboration with the Music Inspection Office of the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth, presents a nostalgic concert featuring songs from the Greek retro repertoire, a musical stroll through Athens of the interwar period.
A concert for all ages, bringing to life beloved and reminiscent songs from the 1930s, performed by renowned Cypriot singer Despina Olympiou.
With the participation of the OELMEK choir and the orchestra of music teachers, conducted by Andriana Sergidou.
The event is held under the auspices of the Minister of Education, Sports and Youth.
12 Wed 20:30
Vanya - Anton Chekhov Ι NT Live
Rialto Theatre continues the collaboration with National Theatre Live - an exciting initiative of the Royal National Theatre in London to broadcast live performances of the best of British theatre to cinemas and movie theatres around the world. NT Live launched in Cyprus by RIALTO theatre in September 2012.
Andrew Scott (Fleabag) brings multiple characters to life in Simon Stephens’ (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time) radical new version of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya. Hopes, dreams, and regrets are thrust into sharp focus in this one-man adaptation, which explores the complexities of human emotions. With Greek and English subtitles.
Adapted by Simon Stephens, after Anton Chekhov
Directed by Sam Yates
Designed by Rosanna Vize
Press Quotes
‘Andrew Scott’s one-man Chekhov is the performance of the year’ iNews
‘An acting masterclass’ Evening Standard
‘Andrew Scott is mesmerising’ Telegraph
‘Unquestionably theatre at its best’ Broadway World
‘Funny, sexy and surprisingly emotional’ Independent
13 Thu 20:30 (90’)
Piano masterpieces – Martino Tirimo
Internationally acclaimed pianist Martino Tirimo performs masterpieces by three of the greatest composers - Beethoven, Schubert, and Chopin—including a Chopin Waltz discovered just a few months ago.
Repertoire:
Franz Schubert: Sonata in A D664
Ludwig van Beethoven: 15 Variations and Fugue in E flat Op.35 (‘Eroica’)
Frédéric Chopin: 4 Studies (from Op.10 and 25)
Frédéric Chopin: 4 Mazurkas Op.30
Frédéric Chopin: Valse in A minor (discovered in 2024, 1st performance in Cyprus)
Frédéric Chopin: Andante Spianato and Grand Polonaise Op.22
15 Sat 20:30 (120’)
Mother - Wajdi Mouawad Ι THOC New Stage
Mother is the latest production of THOC’s New Stage “Nicos Charalambous”, written by acclaimed Lebanese-Canadian playwright, director, and actor Wajdi Mouawad, drawing on autobiographical elements. This is the final part of a trilogy that shifts the focus on members of the writer’s family, presented for the first time in Greek, and directed by Maria Mannaridou Karsera, recipient of the 2022 THOC Grand Prize.
In Mother (2021), Wajdi Mouawad revisits the themes of displacement, the trauma of war memory, and its intricate pathways, sharing his personal experience with the audience. A deep dive into the author’s recollections and their distortion over time, the play stands at the intersection of reality and fiction, where his mother takes centre stage, confronting war and her own inevitable uprooting.
His mother’s recollection is being reconstructed in an apartment in Paris, where the Mouawad family settled for five years due to the Lebanese civil war in the late 1970s. To her, this space is a temporary refuge, one she anxiously longs to leave every month in order to return to Beirut; a return to her roots that is constantly postponed and a trauma that continually deepens, the effects of which are strongly felt by her youngest son. The narrative weaves together the tragedy of displacement with the internal conflicts of family life, crafting a tapestry of profoundly humane questions about maternal love, loss, war and its miseries, as well as the vital resilience of human existence.
Maria Mannaridou Karsera approaches the play as a journey through the fragments of memory, where the characters discover the limits of their resilience. With the support of an exceptional cast and crew, she aims to highlight the fusion of personal and collective trauma, realism and dreams, and the clash between past and present. She invites the audience on a poetic and emotional journey, infused with nostalgia, humour, and tenderness. An ode to motherhood, an ode to life, but also a declaration of love for Lebanon and the Lebanese culture.
Translated by: Despina Pirketti
Directed by: Maria Mannaridou Karsera
Set & Costume Design: Thelma Kasoulidou
Movement: Eva Kalomiri
Music: Nektarios Rodosthenous
Video projections: Yiorgos Alexandrou
Lighting design: Georgios Koukoumas
Assistant director: Fotis Fotiou
Cast (in alphabetical order): Paris Erotokritou, Melanie Steliou, Maria Tsiakka, Christina Christophia and Orestes Christodoulides
16 Sun 11:00 (50’)
Οut of the box Ι Antilogos Theatre & Humart (4+)
In the magical world of emotions.
A box brimming with emotions... but what secrets might it hold? Anger, sadness, and fear can sometimes feel like heavy, shadowy boxes that burden our hearts. But what happens when we dare to open them?
This enchanting performance, filled with light and wonder, encourages us to view emotions from a fresh perspective. Along this journey, children will discover that every emotion can take on its own shape and color. While each box may carry a weight, it also contains the key to its resolution.
Together, we will uncover the keys to unlock and set free positive emotions like joy, optimism, tenderness, and friendship. This performance beautifully illustrates that emotions are not burdens but treasured companions that can lift us to new heights.
Concept/directing: Eleni Anastasiou
Dramaturgy: Stavros Stavrou
Movement: Ivi Hadjivassiliou
Set/Costume design: Yiorgos Yiannou
Music: Christina Georgiou
Lighting design: Vassilis Petinaris
Assistant director: Eleni Anastasiou
On stage: Fanos Theofanous, Vasilis Paphitis, Ivi Hadjivassiliou
Co-produced by Theatro Antilogos and Humart
18 & 19 Tue & Wed 20:30
Drama International Short Film Festival on the Road
The awarded Greek short films of Drama International Short Film Festival travel to dozens of destinations every year, including the cities of Limassol, Nicosia and Pafos.
The screenings are co-organised by the Department of Contemporary Culture of the Deputy Ministry of Culture, the Rialto Theatre and DISFF, in collaboration with the Friends of Cinema Society Nicosia, Pafos House of Arts and Letters and Limassol Cine Club.
With English subtitles.
25 Tue 20:30 (110’)
je suis malade Ι Anemona Theatre (12+)
Based on the turbulent life of world-renowned performer Dalida, a woman whose deepest desire was to love and to be loved. Afraid of the dark, Dalida sought refuge in the dazzling lights of glory. She experienced three great loves which, in a cruel twist of fate, ended in a tragic heartbreak. Left completely alone, she overcame her fear of darkness and chose to dim the lights of her own life forever. The production unfolds the story in chapters, tracing her artistic career and eventful life: from the beginning of her career in France at the age of twenty-two to her tragic death at fifty-four. Both the show and the work pay tribute to this legendary woman who reigned as a musical sensation for thirty years and left an indelible mark on French culture through her image and music. Honouring her legacy, the play reminds old generations and introduces younger ones to one of the greatest performers the world has ever known.
Written by: Marilena Achilleos
Directed by: Andreas Tilemachou
Set & Costume design: Thelma Kasoulidou
Lighting design: Vasilis Petinaris
Video art: Maria Mitsi
Music supervision: Andreas Tilemachou
Choreography: Yiorgos Dimopoulos
Light and sound operator: Marilia Konstantinou
Assistant director: Nikolas Petrou
Photography: Christos Avraamides
Graphic design: Theodora Petrou
Cast: Andrea Dimitriou, Marinos Xenofontos, Chris Spyrou, Evagoras Theodosiou, Yianna Lefkariti, Yiorgos Iosif, Dimitris Yiorkatzis, Yiannis Fotinos.
