Theatrologist, theatre critic, columnist and translator. One of the first graduate of the Theatre Studies Dept of the University of Athens, with postgraduate studies at the Université d’Artois, France. Holds a diploma in piano by the National Conservatoire. Member of the Hellenic Theatre Studies Association and the Union for Greek Drama & Music Critics, and member of the board of the Hellenic Centre of the International Theatre Institute. In ANALOGIO 2017, in the context of the Focus on Slovakian dramaturgy, he translated 3 Slovakian plays: Dodo Gombár’s Euroroom (directed by Eleni Georgopoulou), Viliam Klimáček’s The day Gagarin died (directed by Menelaos Karantzas) and Zuzana Uličianska’s Tagebuch (directed by Roubini Moschohoriti). The plays were published in a single volume by ANALOGIO and presented at Zappeion Hall as part of the collaboration with the 46th Book Festival