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Dance on Screen Five short films created as a result of a series of workshops conducted by the renowned British filmmaker Margaret Williams with second and third-year students from the Greek State School of Dance.
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Fringe: Edinburgh in Thessaloniki A selection of the best companies from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Dance Union Megla: Two choreographers, one performance. The British Council presents a unique collaboration between two leading avant-garde choreographers: Nigel Charnock and Konstantinos Rigos.
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Carol Brown Dances The British Council and the Duncan Dance Research Center are organising an international dance programme in collaboration with the Carol Brown Dances group.
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CandoCo Dance Company With the support of the British Council, the Arts Center at ACS presents, for the first time in Greece, , the world's most famous integrated dance company of disabled and non-disabled performers.
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British Comedy Month February 2006 is British Comedy Month in Athens! The British Council and the Comedy Club in Athens are delighted to present three leading British comics, directly from the stand-up comedy scene.
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Random Dance In association with the Arts Center at ACS, we are proud to present , famous not only for its dancers and repertory but also for its pioneering use of new media and technology on stage and for its extraordinary record in reaching new audiences.
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Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Thessaloniki: Fringe 2 Last year's mini-Fringe festival in Thessaloniki, our first attempt to bring a taste of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to Greece, was enthusiastically received and earned rave reviews from both audiences and the media. This year the festival is back with an even more impressive line-up – don't miss it!
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Puppetry and Mime – Mozart Preposteroso by Nola Rae Join us at the 8th International Puppet and Mime Festival of Kilkis, where we will be presenting the internationally acclaimed performer Nola Rae. Nola’s unique style combines an eclectic mix of mime, dance, comedy and puppetry, bound by a razor-sharp wit that reaches out and touches an audience at all levels.
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Hofesh Shechter presents deGENERATION Continuing in the tradition of inviting leading companies from the British contemporary dance scene, and in association with the Arts Center at ACS, we are proud to present deGENERATION, a triple bill by London-based choreographer, Hofesh Shechter.
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British Comedy Guest appearances in Athens by a leading stand-up comic from the UK comedy scene. Rob Hitchmough will be joining the line-up of Greek comedians at the Comedy Club's Comedy Nights. Don’t miss out – it will be hilarious!
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Fringe 3: Edinburgh in Thessaloniki 2007 A selection of the best companies from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Crossroad Crossroad is a theatre dance work created by award-winning UK-based choreographer Luca Silvestrini and performed by a group of 40 non-professional performers living in the municipality of Vyronas.
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Puppetry Workshops With the help of the 9th International Puppet and Mime Festival of Kilkis, we invite you to explore the enchanting world of puppetry.
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The Splinter in the Flesh We invite you to see the first presentation in Greece of the dance research piece The Splinter in the Flesh choreographed by Greek-born Athina Vahla.
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Diversions – The Dance Company of Wales Come and see Diversions perform and escape into a world of seamlessly slick, exhilarating dance by ten talented dancers and two acclaimed choreographers: Stephen Shropshire and Stephen Petronio.
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Space 50 We are proud to present Space 50, Niki McCretton’s milestone production that promises to take us on a remarkable voyage celebrating 50 years of space travel from the first space mission in 1957 till today.
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Muttnik – The First Dog in Space Don’t miss Niki McCretton’s second show Muttnik – The First Dog in Space, which tells the story of Laika, the dog sent into space aboard the Soviet rocket Sputnik 2 in 1957. A show for children and ... childish adults!
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