Angeliki Karistinou was born in Athens. She studied at the Department of Theater Studies of the National Kapodistrian University of Athens and at the Drama School of the Art Theater – Karolos Koun. She completed a master’s degree in directing at East15 – University of Essex, where she received honors, and attended a postgraduate training program at GITIS (Moscow). She works as an actress in theater, film, and television. He has directed the plays: Kazimir and Karolina by Eden von Horvath (Vafeio Theater), Pasolini (Argo Theater, Fournos Theater, and tour), The Declining Rise of Arturo Ui by M. Brecht (Michalis Kakogiannis Foundation), The Gaïtanaki by A. Schnitzler (Beton 7), Mrs. Laura by M. Karapanou (Elculture Building), A Chandelier in my Kitchenette by Ken McLoone (Brighton Fringe Festival), No Dogs in This Fight, a performance based on Nijinsky’s Diaries (The Garage, UK). He has written and adapted texts for the theater, as well as the children’s book The Great Journey of Marianthi, published by Kastaniotis Publications. She has taught acting and improvisation at the Praxi Eptá Higher Drama School, the Petra Higher Drama School, the Athinaiki Skini Kalvou-Kalamoki Higher Drama School, and the Theater of Changes. He has been writing regularly about culture since 2007 (elculture.gr, onlytheater.gr, iefimerida.gr, bovary.gr).