Interview

Marianna Kalbari: I believe that love - or the absence of love - plays the most decisive role in our lives

15 October 2018 | from Despoina Kelesidou

The director, actress and artistic director of the Art Theater spoke unstage about the revolutionary side of Mollier's work and the pitfalls that love can hide

Marianna Kalbari: I believe that love - or the absence of love - plays the most decisive role in our lives

Marianna Kalmpari

Georges Dadin: The stunned husband

(Theatrical Play 2018)

Charles Kun Frynychou Art Theatre

Marianna Kalbari: I believe that love - or the absence of love - plays the most decisive role in our lives

Marianna Kalmpari

Georges Dadin: The stunned husband

(Theatrical Play 2018)

Charles Kun Frynychou Art Theatre

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