Anastasia Revi lives and works as a director in London. She is the Artistic Director of the award-winning theatre group TheatreLabCompany and since 2015 she has been working with the PRAXIS of Oxford team as a director, motivator and guide.

He has been honored with the following awards: Best Director Award – Greek Academy of Arts Awards, for Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” which he directed at the National Theater of Northern Greece (2016), Theatre Award from the EXALEIPTRON Women’s Group (Athens, 2016), Best Performance Award at the Prague Festival for the performance Velvet Scratch (Prague, 2007), Hellenic Foundation Theatre Award (London, 1997). She has been honored with nominations for: Greek International Women Awards (London, 2017), Woman of the Year (Athens, 2017), Young Creators-Union of Greek Theater Critics for the play she directed at the National Theater of Greece, “Return to Paradise” (Athens, 2009) Total Theatre Awards at the Edinburgh Festival for the play Velvet Scratch (Edinburgh, 2007) Chrysa Spilioti Monologue Award from the Academy of Greek Art Awards for the play “Lucretia Borgia” (Athens, 2020)

She graduated from the School of English Literature at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the Drama School of the National Theater of Northern Greece with honors, and continued her studies in London at the École Philippe Gaulier and the London Theater Conservatory. She has met and studied alongside great theatre teachers such as Andreas Voutsinas, Simon McBurney, Augusto Boal, Ozzie Rogriguez, Tage Larsen and Rufus Norris.

Her recent productions in Great Britain, Greece, and festivals in Europe and America include: Alice in the Asylum (The Asylum, London, Old Fire Station, Oxford, Bagion, Athens 2024).Emeline and the Suffragettes (Waterside Theatre, Manchester, Esher Theatre, Surrey, Old Fire Station, Oxford 2023) Don Juan (Vaults, London 2022), A Decent Marriage (Old Fire Station, Oxford 2022), Emeline and the Suffragettes (Cockpit Theatre, London 2021High Hopes (Playground Theatre, London 2019), Lucretia Borgia, courtesan and saint (Theocharakis Foundation, Athens; Avlaia, Thessaloniki; Thessalian Theater; Cockpit Theater, London; Oxford Playhouse, Oxford, 2019) Mrs. X (Theatre of Art, Athens 2029) Mothers and Lovers (Playground Theatre, London 2019),On June 10 (Simpkins-Lee Theatre, Oxford 2019), ) Six Nights at the Acropolis (Hellenic Centre, London 2018), Don Juan (Hoxton Hall, London 2018), Splinters (Simpkins–Lee Theater, Oxford 2018), The Jamaica Inn (Tabard Theatre, London 2017), I Want a Country (O’Reilly Theatre, Oxford 2017), Salome (Hoxton Hall, London, Avignon OFF Festival, Thessaloniki, Cabaret Voltaire, Athens, Old Cholmeley Boys’ Club, London 2014-2010), Dancing with the Devil, Rudolf Nureyev (Sadler’s Wells London 2016), Macbeth (KTHB 2016), Γλυκό πουλί της νιότης (Θέατρο Άλμα, Αθήνα 2015), Melted Butter (Simpkins-Lee Theatre, Oxford 2016) The Building (Simpkins-Lee Theatre Oxford 2015), Medea, (Riverside Studios, London, 2014) Lysistrata (Riverside Studios, London 2013) Oresteia (Riverside Studios, London 2012), Ψυχοστασία (Riverside Studios, Λονδίνο 2013), Melissa (Angelon Vima, Athens 2013) CubaLibre (Angelon Vima, Athens 2012), Waves of Dreams (Thessaloniki Concert Hall, 2011), Antigone (International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama, Cyprus 2011, Riverside Studios, London 2010), The Fall of the House of Usher (Old Cholmeley Boys’ Club, London 2011), Return to Paradise (KTHB, 2009) and VelvetScratch (New York International Festival, Edinburgh Festival, Prague Festival, 2009-2007).

Alongside his tireless work in the field of directing, he has translated and collaborated with the English publishing house (Arcadia) for the publication of Contemporary Greek Theater in English, has organized five festivals in London dedicated to contemporary Greek drama, always in English and for the English-speaking London audience, has presented a large number of Greek writers in London, has been funded by the Arts Council of the United Kingdom. She has worked for the British Council for her artistic creation, has worked for the Greek Radio of London (LGR), presented the State Literary Awards in Greece in 2018, and teaches theater.