The Burger Project’s interactive music show, addressed to children of all ages. The aim of the show is to engraft young kids with the seed of music and the magic of rhythm while at the same time make them have the time of their life.

The Burger Project are: Alexanros Ioannou (main vocals, guitar, ukulele) - Athanasios Cosmidis (vocals, keyboards, guitars) - Alexandros Georgopoulos (vocals, double bass, el. bass) - Spyros Moschoutis (vocals, drums, sampler)

The character of the concert retains affinity with what is internationally described as "intuitive music", a term which was introduced by Karlheinz Stockhausen and underlines a new approach which propels intuitive music towards a different level of abstraction, interactive interpretation and experimental ethos.

Markus Stockhausen, trumpet, flute, keys - Tara Bouman, clarinets – Maria Deli, accordion – Vasilis Rakopoulos, midi - classic guitar.

Accompanied by a band of excellent musicians, Marisa Rizou and colleagues using their creativity, ingenuity and all those beautiful accompanying the era of the Belle Époque, making the old songs as if it were created today, and knowing our new. While someone would expect the style of the Belle Époque to dominate the live, soon realizes that the title is simply a metaphor. No retro mood or any nostalgia for the past ... only plans and roads for a new Belle Époque, this of 2016!

Pianist Alexandra Papastefanou and the singer Daphne Panourgia presents “12+1 Shells and Shadows,” a collection of songs based on poetry by Blake, Goethe, Baudelaire and Garcia Lorca, as well a mosaic on compositions from Pergolesi, Scarlatti, Schubert, Poulenc , Debussy,Villa Lobos, Gulda, to Joni Mitchell and the Brazilian Marisa Monte.

The virtuoso German pianist Claudia Kohl, will lead us into a nostalgic and yet mystical journey from the 17th to the 20th century, in a piano recital dedicated to the leading composers Johann Sebastian Bach, Frederic Chopin, Maurice Ravel and Sofia Gubaidulina.

Kostis Maraveyas with his well-known positive energy and the outstanding musicians of his band will lure us in a very cheerful universe with music from all over the world, many new songs but also older re-mixed favourites.

Nikos Aggloupas: electric guitar, keys - Aggelos Aggelidis: electric and acoustic guitar - Jim Staridas: trombone - Kritonas Bellonias: drums - Konstantinos Manos:  contrabass

“I am Greek. Hence, it's impossible for me to be thoughtful. Apologies”.

Fokion Kapnidis is an inmate of A.C.H.O.O. (Asylum for Cannot be Cured Homogeneous Obviously Obedient Greeks.) He gives the annual lecture, -as the ''Inmate of the Year'' should-, in front of an audience that is composed of other inmates, friends and family, as well as the medical and nursing staff of the institution.      Playwright- Director- Actor: Vasilis Papavasiliou - Assistant Director: Nikoleta Filosoglou - Lighting: Εleftheria Deko - Photographer: Μyrto Apostolidou

Psarantonis first put bow to lyre - the “mistress” of all instruments - at the age of nine as he tended his flocks high up on Mount Psiloreitis. A formidable, self-taught instrumentalist and a born musician, he has brought his unique style to every corner of the earth, winning admirers and audiences wherever he has gone. His untamed bowing is a force of nature and makes him one of the most authentic exponents of an art inspired by the sounds and whispers of Crete and its ancient musical tradition - with a dash of blues on the side.

Psarantonis is accompanied by: Niki Xylouri, bendir and sings – Yannis Paximadakis, lute – Lambis Xylouris, outi

QUAI D' ORSAY       (25/8)

LULU FEMME NUE     (26/8)

AUGUSTINE             (28/8)

VIOLETTE               (29/8)

9 MOIS FERME        (30/8)

Experiential dramatherapy seminar based on the Commedia dell’ arte. With Dr. Anna Seymour, Professor at the University of Roehampton (H.B)