Day:11th Friday September Time:16.30-17.30 A few words about the performance: “I was born to share love, not hate” said Antigone roughly 800 years before Codex Floriae was written. 2.500 years later, the question remains: why have we come on Earth if not to love and be loved? Could one of the most turbulent love affairs in the history of Christianity answer that? “I’m waiting for you, therefore you exist”. Vita brevis…

Day: Thursday 10th SeptemberTime: 20.30 Research Project: Choreographing-Live-Archives: Dance, Ancestry & Storytelling as Creative Emergent Modes of Practice Vicky Spanovangelis A performance, dance and ancestry project fusing creative modes of performance practice with ethnographic and historical research.  DE-CODE:/MNEMONIC IN MOTION, is an experimental documentary film presented as a performance-practice lecture, exploring the researcher’s auto-biographical journey of tracing their family roots.  As part of the Choreographing-Live-Archives research project, and as a creative…

Friday 4th September   14.00-16.00 Athens Time Zone Jake Harders, Community Drama and Diploma Manager, RoyalCentral School of Speech and Drama, London (UK)Updated CV can be foundhere: https://www.cssd.ac.uk/staff/jake-harders-ba-ma-mphil Summary of workshopThe actor training work of Jerzy Grotowski placed the emphasis on thebody as the route towards the role, and indeed by extension towards selfknowledge. Since Covid-19, much actor training has been forced to migrate online to platforms such as Zoom. This migration poses…

Thursday 3rd September 11.30 -  13.30 Athens Time Zone bio Juliet Chambers-Coe is a GL-Certified Movement Analyst,Laban and a PhD candidate at the Guildford School of Acting at theUniversity of Surrey. Director of Labanarium; Associate ArtisticDirector The Makings of the Actor.Juliet trained as an actress (GSA) and for over a decade worked intheatre, T.V, film and radio. Since gaining a Masters Degree in SomaticStudies and Labananalysis from the University of Surrey…