MAGGAS
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After a triumphant winter season, Penelope's Delta Maggas is on a summer tour to spread fun and joy to all children. It is a performance full of adventure, laughter and sweet emotions with the quality of Kids Theater.
MAGGAS (The Dude):
The Vasiotakis family moves from Athens to Alexandria, Egypt, with their little dog named Maggas. Maggas enjoys the love of children, but he also wants to earn the respect of adults by doing something "heroic". In his overzealous effort, he makes one blunder after another, leading him to believe he is no longer wanted in the house. He makes it, but the world outside is full of difficulties and traps, and Maggas will only manage to survive thanks to his friendship with a skinny, stray dog, without manners but "experienced" in danger. The adventures and lessons that Maggas will learn in the "outside world" will change his way of thinking but not his enthusiasm for life, solidarity and companionship.
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For the last ten years, the theatre company Kids Theater and Athanasia Kalogiannis have been presenting quality performances for children and teenagers from masterpieces of Greek and world literature. In collaboration with experienced teachers and theatre experts, they put on shows that pique the interest of children and promote the values of justice, solidarity and friendship.
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Directed by: ATHANASIA KALOGIANNI
Theatrical Adaptation: MARIA SUBERT
Music: NIKOS PITLOGLOU
Choreography: VAGGELIS PITSILOS
Sets-Costumes: ALEXANDROS KOMPOGIORGAS
Lighting and Sound Design: IOSIF TOPALIAN
Video Art: YIANNIS DOUSIOPOULOS
Masks: MARTHA FOKA
Starring: ATHANASIA KALOGIANNI, PETROS LIONTAS, GIORGOS BANDADAKIS, PAVLOS PIERROS, PHILIPPA SAMATA, CHRISTOS GIOTAS
Teaching choreography-Kinesiology: Christina Vassilopoulou