ATHENS – Katerina Evangelatos, Artistic Director of the Athens & Epidaurus Festival, on Monday outlined the 2020 programme of cultural events in a video message on the festival’s official website.
She said that due to the coronavirus pandemic, there is hope that the scheduled programme – which took seven months of meticulous preparation – will be realised in its entirety, but added that changes in the dates of shows, concerts and events might still be necessary, depending on the pandemic’s development.
The planning of this year’s event, prior to the coronavirus outbreak, features nearly 1,400 artists from more than 30 countries, in some 70 events and 40 premieres and new productions.
Full details of the 2020 Athens & Epidaurus Festival in English can be found at:
LONDON - "I am excited to visit this place and I can't wait for it to be officially opened," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday in his greeting at an event held by the Embassy of Greece in London to mark the creation of the "Seferis Office" and the "Roderick Beaton Reading Room".
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