A legendary play, forever associated with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton thanks to the film of the same name, is to be staged from December 12 - at the Onassis Stegi as a “living museum” of behaviours from decades past.

The Ancient Theatre of Aptera in Chania, Crete will once again "come alive" after 17 centuries of thespian silence. Following its restoration, this unique monument of Crete will on Friday, June 29 host a dramatised narration of a rhapsody from Homer's "Odyssey", performed by actors Sofia Hill and Antonis Myriagos accompanied by Yiorgos Kaloudis on the lyre and Ruth Hill on the qanun (kanonaki in Greek).

Following a sold-out world premiere at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus in Greece, this vibrant retelling of Aristophanes ancient comedy travels to New York City for its American debut.

A Streetcar Named Desire Athens by Tennessee Williams, comes to the Municipal Theater of Piraeus, translated by Antonis Galeou, directed by Michael Marmarinos, Eva Nathena's set-costumes and Angelos Triantafyllou's music (Premiere Friday 2 February).

On February 15, 2018 one of the most iconic plays of the twentieth century comes to the National Theaterfor the first time, brought to the stage in a perceptive and contemporary production directed by Nikaiti Kontouri.

The story of a group of friends from the day they first go to school to the day the sun sets on their lives. Six friends who grow up with different dreams and goals, who fall in love, are disappointed but don’t give up hope, who live through loss and the worst life can throw at them, but triumph—gloriously or not—in the end.

Made in USA is an interdisciplinary festival which seeks to introduce us the "new" American avant-garde, artists who have impacted contemporary performing arts scene since the late 1990s with their cutting edge stage forms at the borderlines between theatre, performance, dance, cinema, and installation.

SOCRATES NOW, a production of the Greek Theater of New York (EllinikoThεatro) and Visionary Culture is a 90-minute solo piece that captures the essence of Socratic ethics in an accessible and engaging manner.

A celebrated theatrical experience with EMMY award winner Yannis Simonides. March 9, at 20:00 at the Pierce Theater – The American College of Greece

Agamemnon is the first play of the trilogy Oresteia written by Aeschylus. The play is a meditation on female revenge, sexual bleeding, male pomposity, self-consuming truth, and a sense of justice.