Interview

Eleni Vlachou: It is true that social media is now ahead of personal contact, but on the other hand I don't know, is love changing? If you fall in love, you fall in love!

17 October 2019 | from Pepi Kallila

Actress and director, Eleni Vlachou speaks on the occasion of the show “The Abduction of Tasoula” about her success, her own role in the play and about love for new generations.

Eleni Vlachou: It is true that social media is now ahead of personal contact, but on the other hand I don't know, is love changing? If you fall in love, you fall in love!

Helen Vlachou

The abduction of Tasoula: a poetic myth

(Theatrical Play 2019)

Station

Eleni Vlachou: It is true that social media is now ahead of personal contact, but on the other hand I don't know, is love changing? If you fall in love, you fall in love!

Helen Vlachou

The abduction of Tasoula: a poetic myth

(Theatrical Play 2019)

Station

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