Christos Kontogeorgis

Christos Kontogeorgis is an accomplished actor who graduated from the Drama School of the National Theatre of Greece in 2012. Since then, he has made a significant impact in the theatre scene, showcasing his talent in a variety of productions. His notable performances include "Dear Elena," a poignant piece by L. Razumovskaya, and "Wild Seed," directed by Eleni Skoti, both of which highlight his versatility.

Kontogeorgis has also graced the stage in "Sex Lexicon," directed by Angelita Tsougou, and in Aristophanes' classic "Frogs," under the direction of N. Hatzopoulos. His dedication to contemporary works is evident in his role in "Festen," directed by M. Panadis, as well as his contributions to further productions of "Frogs" led by K. Filippoglou.

He has also taken on the challenging role in Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot," directed by S. Stroumpos, and has performed in "Fuente Ovejuna" by L. Vega, guided by E. Efthymiou. Additionally, he participated in the insightful "Enron" by L. Prebble, directed by A. Laskou, and showcased his talent in "The Accomplice," a work directed by G. Christodoulou. Through these diverse roles, Kontogeorgis has firmly established himself as a prominent figure in the Greek theatre landscape.