Music Theatre Workshop Cycle
Alternative Stage
Music Theatre Workshop Cycle
July 2027
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Designed by: Ioannis Angelakis

 

Creative team of mentors:
Ioannis Angelakis musical composition
Pavlos Antoniadis musical performance, musical technology 
Themelis Glynatsis direction
Niki Psyhogiou set & costume design 
Christina Thanasoula lighting design
Nicolas Vassiliou musical direction
Chrissa Maliamani soprano
Christos Kechris tenor

Featuring eight musicians from the Ergon Ensemble

With the participation of the emerging artists:

Composers: Dimitris Androniadis, Giorgos Vavoulas, Kyriaki Gkoudina, Michalis Zoumboulakis, Kostis Paleoyiannis, Dimitris Paplikas

Directors: Noemi Vasileiadou, Ermioni Garramone, Emmanuel Konstantinidis, Barbara Daliani, Grigorios Sfakianakis, Eugenia Demelio

Set & costume designers: Maria Alexandrou, Dimitra Gika, Elpida Daliani, Nektaria Iliaki, Asimina Lantavou, Paris Paraskevopoulos

Lighting designers: Katerina Voutsa, Iphigenia Yanniou, Panagiotis Baraklis, Kostis Mousikos

Alternative Stage

Events

Music Theatre Workshop Cycle

Available Dates

  • 13, 14, 15 Jul 2027

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The GNO Alternative Stage introduces the Music Theatre Workshop Cycle – a new annual series of workshops dedicated to supporting emerging artistic creation and to shaping the next generation of music theatre creators. Committed to its role as a hub for new artistic forces, the Greek National Opera provides a framework for research, experimentation, and artistic development, with the aim of producing original stage works.

Selected to participate in the first cycle are six composers, six directors, six set and costume designers, and four lighting designers. The participants will form creative groups that will work together to develop and produce six new music theatre performances to be presented at the GNO Alternative Stage in July 2027.

From September 2026 to June 2027, one weekend each month will be dedicated to workshops, lectures, presentations, masterclasses on musical instruments and operatic voices, as well as readings of works and rehearsals. All events will be open and free to the public, offering the opportunity to attend the creative process and the gradual development of the works.

The programme’s key artistic goal is to cultivate new collaborative practices across diverse artistic disciplines,  explore contemporary and hybrid forms of music theatre, and create new Greek repertoire through processes of collective research, artistic experimentation, and creative risk-taking.