Since 1997, Rodi Stefanidou has been working at the National Theatre of Northern Greece and, since 2012, has served in the Secretariat of the Artistic Direction. Since 2024, she has been a member of the founding editorial team of the free magazine Patari. In 2025, her novella The Invader was published by TRI.ENA Culture, and she contributed to the collective volume If We Spoke, We Would Be Melancholy. Stories of Color. Her theatre work includes Life Counts Within Me – 80 Years Since the Holocaust of Chortiatis, an adaptation of Lili Zografou’s Love Was One Day Late, a theatrical adaptation of Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, and texts for productions of the National Theatre of Northern Greece and other stage works.