"My friend, Lefterakis" - Accessible performance at Kolonos Festival

Wednesday, September 10th at 21:00

Kolonos Theatre, Kolonos Festival 2025

For the first time, the City of Athens' Kolonos Festival presents performances with universal accessibility services provided by ATLAS E.P. The beloved Greek comedy "My Friend, Lefterakis" returns... this time to the theatre stage, and it will be presented on September 10th with interpreting in Greek Sign Language, surtitling for equal access and audio description. A tactile tour will take place one hour before the performance starts.

The protagonists

A few words about the performance:

The classic comedy "My Friend, Lefterakis," based on the screenplay of the unforgettable 1963 film hit, directed by Ilias Papakonstantinou.

A story full of misunderstandings, hilarious situations, and an imaginary friend who suddenly becomes very real! Thodorakis, a husband with a secret life, has invented his imaginary friend, Lefterakis, to justify his absences. But when "Lefterakis" unexpectedly shows up at his door, everything is turned upside down!

A performance full of laughter, witty dialogue, and the innocence of the good old Greek comedies.

Actors: Giorgos Iliopoulos, Giorgos Kopsidas, Mara Darmousli, Ilias Papakonstantinou, Ioanna Kolonelou, Iordanis Ioannidis

In the role of the Doctor: Christos Fotidis

Director: Ilias Papakonstantinou

Choreography: Dimitra Georgiou

Set design: Panagiotis Blanas

Production: Magic Dream – Ilias Papakonstantinou

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES BOOKING

To secure a seat with accessibility services, purchase your ticket from ticketplus and then make a reservation by specifying the accessibility service you wish to use at askatlasep@gmail.com.

Tickets presale: https://www.ticketplus.gr/event/o-filos-mou-o-levterakis/

ACCESSIBILITY TEAM

Audio description, tactile tour, curation of services and accessibility production organisation: Emmanouela Patiniotaki

Surtitling: Ilias Katsigiannis

Interpreting in Greek Sign Language: Sofia Rompoli, Konstantinos Christodoulakos