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Classical play Lysistrata sheds clothes

Play to be put on at Epidaurus on August 5

Newsroom August 3 10:30

The subversive rendition of Aristophanes’s ancient classical Greek theatrical play Lysistrata, by director Michael Marmarinos was very refreshing. With a new translation and the charmingly ‘crazy’ actress Lena Kistopoulou taking on the role of rebellious Lysistrata on stage, and a female chorus that literally sheds its clothes, the play promises to be worth catching. It will be put on at the ancient theatre of Epidaurus on August 5.

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