Interview

Christos Passalis: “It is spiritually charming to seek around and within oneself the reasons why one lives as one lives, who falls in love as one falls in love”

30 October 2018 | from Despoina Kelesidou

The actor and director returns to Bios with the repeat of the episode played in May titled CHAPTER I — PARADISE and talks unstage about the meaning of the normal.

Christos Passalis: “It is spiritually charming to seek around and within oneself the reasons why one lives as one lives, who falls in love as one falls in love”

Christos Passalis

The Book of Myself, Episode 1 - Paradise

(Theatrical Play 2018)

Bios.Tesla main

Christos Passalis: “It is spiritually charming to seek around and within oneself the reasons why one lives as one lives, who falls in love as one falls in love”

Christos Passalis

The Book of Myself, Episode 1 - Paradise

(Theatrical Play 2018)

Bios.Tesla main

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