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6:30 PM – Outdoor Ceremony
Flag Raising & Memorial Plaque Unveiling — Aris Eugeniou
Raising of the flags of Cyprus and the European Union outside the theatre, followed by the unveiling of a memorial plaque in honour of the late Marula Eugeniou, Co-Founder of Theatro Technis.
Words will be given by her son, Aris Eugeniou.
This event will be covered by Hellenic TV, London Greek Radio and Parikiaki newspaper.
7:00 PM – Opening Evening
Commemorating the Anniversary of 1974
The evening opens with a speech from His Excellency Dr. Kyriacos Kourou, High Commissioner of the Republic of Cyprus in the UK, launching a week of art and music commemorating the anniversary of the events of 1974.
Speeches from Theodoros Theodorou of Lobby for Cyprus and and Mr. Savvas Georgiou of EKA.
Followed by an evening of poetry, song and dance presented by Vasilis Panayis.
Music and song: Kat Neokleous, Giorgios Yerasimos, Makarios and Andros Stavrou and Phil Ryan.
Poetry by Vasilis Panayi, performed by: Lucy Christofi, Panos Savvides, Lee Michaels
Author Talk — Soulla Christodoulou
Award-winning author Soulla Christodoulou will speak about her novel The Summer will Come.
Music Video Screenings — Giorgios Yerasimos & Steve Constantine
Screening of two music videos, both titled Kypros.
Kypros (1): by Giorgios Yerasimos — Running time: 4 minutes
Kypros (2): by Steve Constantine — Running time: 4 minutes
Art Exhibition — Kika Pierides & Enver Gürsev
An exhibition featuring works by award-winning Contemporary Patternist Kika Pierides and artist, painter and sculptor Enver Gürsev.
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Andros Stavrou
Andros has been playing Bouzouki for many years bringing joy and pleasure to different audiences and cultures. Andros is well known in the Cypriot community and has played with a variety of accompanying musicians and vocalists. His music career has spanned over many years and continues to do so.
Andros sings in Greek and has played at many community and private events including christenings and weddings with his band team mates known as Ta Bethia ‘Tis Aphrodites/Aphrodites Children
Kat
Katerina Neocleous, known artistically as KAT, is a London-born Cypriot alt-pop singer, songwriter, and multi-disciplinary creative. Driven by a modern, genre-crossing sound, she delivers captivating contemporary pop melodies with her powerful vocals and empowering themes. As a passionate advocate for women in the arts, she is the founder and curator of KAT Presents... - a vibrant, collaborative platform championing independent creatives - and proudly launched her first signature event series, IWD Live, at Theatro Technis in March 2026. She returns to our iconic stage for Cyprus Week to honour her roots and deliver a dynamic, culture-bridging performance. KAT is also a resident presenter at London Greek Radio.
Lucy Christofi Christy
Lucy trained Rose Bruford and works in the Greek/Cypriot and English languages. Theatre includes: A View From The Bridge, Oedipus, Italian American Reconciliation, Macbeth, Yerma, Medea Redux, Hecuba, Invitation to a Beheading, Trojan Women. One women plays: Elena Pavli’s Cypria, Maria Vigar’s The Machinist, Giorgos Neophytou’s Manoli! She’s appeared in many plays directed by Sam Neofytou and George Eugeniou for Theatro Technis.
Working in Cyprus she played the lead in a Greek Cypriot TV Series and appeared in feature films - Costas Dimitriou’s Road to Ithaka, Panicos Chrysanthou’s Akamas. Toured in plays for Theatro Ena and Alpha Square.
Voice work includes: Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, Alexander, Munich, Mamma Mia and radio dramas for London Greek Radio. Film/TV music videos includes: The Bill, Newsnight, Bad Girls, Quanna, Fish n’ Chips, Smoking Guns, Bubbles. Award winning short films include: Laura Hypponen’s film Quadraturin, Vicki Psarias film Broken, various shorts by Karine Bedrossian, Dimitri Papazahariou’s film Leventis and recently Liam Pinheiro-Rogers new film Scelus.
Recent theatre includes: touring Artun Gökşan Lurucinali and Vasili Panayi’s trilingual Greek, Turkish, English play Aphrodite’s Children.
Maria Vigar’s play Love in a Foreign Land directed by Anastasia Revi. An Album of Stories directed by Marios Theoharous for the Cyprus High Commission in the UK. Aristiea in the premier of The Ophiolite by Philip de Voni, directed by Kerry Kyriacos Michael MBE.
She will be performing in the late George Eugeniou's Stellas Letter on Friday 24th July.
Panos Savvides
Panos Savvides is a professional actor. He studied at the International School of Acting and co-founded Woodlands Theatre Company. He produced “Kiss of the Spider Woman”, “Can’t Pay, Won’t Pay”.
Panos is very closely associated with Mr George Evgeniou at Theatro Technis where they co-produced “The Inheritors”. Panos played the Wise Man in “Wealth” at Dugdale Centre (Dir. Manos Tsotras). Other stage productions include, “The Immigrants” at the Electra Theatre (Dir. Roberta Fox) and the “Phoenician Women” at the Theatro Technis where he played Oedipus (Dir. George Evgeniou).
At The Cyprus Community Centre he played the Dedective in “Fonazi o Kleftis” Panos co-produced and starred in a short film “Sea Urchins” (Co-Producer/Dir. Lou Panteli). Panos, also co-starred in “Panos and Cascadia” (Dir. Rob Jelly). He has worked on many plays with Vasili Panayi.
TV credits include The Bill, London’s Burning, Queen of the East starring Jennifer Saunders (BBC TV Dir. Robert Chapman). He also played Captain Stephanos in “Sea of Fire” (BBC TV, Dir. Robert Del Maestro) and featured in “Undercover Customs” (Dir. Robert Khodadad). Feature films include “The Phantom Warrior", “Hitmen" and “The Bezonians".
Commercials include British Telecom, MTV promo, Duyvis Pastrelli-Amsterdam and a main feature for Vodafone amongst many others. Film credits include "A Kind of Hush"(Dir. Brian Stern), "Arabs in London" (Dir. Anwar Kawadri), "Troy"(Dir. Woflgang Peterson) and "Alexander" (Dir. Oliver Stone).
He has appeared in the series "Petrino Potami" on PIK1 TV for Cyprus.
More recently Panos performed his one man show “The Interpretation” as part of The Camden Fringe Festival and “Cypria"by Elena Pavli and he played Agamemnon for Hecuba at Theatro Technis.
Panos will be doing his one man show in October.
Steve Constantine
Steve has worked extensively in the music and entertainment industry spanning over 50 years.
Following his studies in accountancy, he drifted into the music industry establishing a record company, publishing and production company. He is a poet, songwriter and musician achieving number 1’s in Greece and Europe. He has a literary award for a rock opera. He has written the music for many of the productions at Theatro Technis. More recently he collaborated with his son Michael on music for various plays notably the highly popular We, Macbeth.
He is a lifelong supporter and friend of TT.
Giorgos Yerasimos
Giorgios Yerasimos has been entertaining the Greek community in England for many years. He is well known and has performed in many London venues and with many famous and not so famous artists. His rich melodic voice has allowed him to build a wide-ranging repertoire of popular songs performed by famous Greek artists such as Karras, Tersiz, Kazantzides, Voskoboulos, Mitropanos and many others. Singing is his greatest love and his talent, warm personality and love of people has made him a popular and loved artist.
Giorgos is well known in the Cypriot community and has played with a variety of accompanying musicians and vocalists. His music career has spanned over many years and continues to do so.
Giorgos has sung at many community and private events including christenings and weddings together with his band team mates known as Ta Bethia ‘Tis Aphrodites / Aphrodites Children
Lee Michaels
Lee started acting at a later stage in life before that she was successful business owner. She attended the The London Academy Drama School obtaining a LAMDA.
She has worked in local theatre and appeared in various short films.
Lee also worked on various Greek Tragedy productions at Theatro Technis with the late George Eugeniou and was involved in his very last play reading. George loved animals especially Lee's dog Duke who would always be at the rehearsals!
Makarios Jordanou
Makarios has been singing and playing guitar for many years bringing joy and pleasure to different audiences and cultures. Makarios is well known in the Cypriot community and has played with a variety of accompanying musicians and vocalists. His music career has spanned over many years and continues to do so.
Makarios sings in Greek and English and has played at many community and private events including christenings and weddings with his band team mates known as Ta Bethia ‘Tis Aphrodites/ Aphrodites Children
Soulla Christodoulou
Born in London to Greek Cypriot parents, Soulla Christodoulou is an award-nominated novelist, poet and educator whose work often explores Cypriot identity, migration and diaspora connection. Her storytelling is rooted in place, memory and belonging, with a growing emphasis on adapting Cypriot narratives for film and visual media.
She is the author of six novels, including The Summer Will Come and Alexander and Maria, the latter of which received a nomination for the RSL Ondaatje Prize in 2021. The Summer Will Come was selected as a book club read by Barnet Libraries during London's Year of Learning Festival in 2019, is under contract for translation into Greek, and is currently in development as a feature film, reflecting Soulla’s commitment to bringing Cyprus-centred stories to international screens.
Alongside her writing, Soulla is deeply engaged in education, mentoring and creative collaboration. She was awarded the CYDIA Award for Literature at the Cyprus Diaspora Forum in May 2026 in recognition of her literary achievements.
Through her work, she maintains strong links with Cypriot and diaspora communities across Cyprus, the United Kingdom, the United States, South Africa and Australia, using storytelling as a bridge between cultures, generations and creative industries.
Vasilis Panayis
Vasilis is a long-term radio presenter and
broadcaster on London Greek Radio (lgr.co.uk) with a radio career spanning over
twenty-five years. He is the presenter of Faces on HELLENIC TV.
Cypriot born, Vasilis pursued Theatre Studies at the Birmingham School of Speech
Training and Dramatic Art. He also produce & directed his short film Love Above All.
He is the art director of TAT – THE ACTORS THEATRE. His latest productions were
the Greek plays ΦΩΝΑΖΕΙ Ο ΚΛΕΦΤΗΣ, Proxenia, Aphrodite’s wedding, & My Big
Fat Greek Bed and Breakfast. He is the producer, director & writer of “My name is not
Zorba, but I can dance. “
Vasilis was born in Sychari, a village in the state of Kyrinia in Cyprus, and from the
age of 12 was involved in theatre productions. He studied at the Stanislavski Drama
School with the great drama teacher Vlademeros Kafkarides and took part as a
special talent in many performances and theatre productions like “Peace “by
Aristophanes, “CAPITAN MICHALIS “by Kazantzakis, and many more. After the
Turkish invasion in Cyprus, he came to London for Theatre Studies at the
Birmingham School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art. He took part in many TV
productions such as Vote for Them, Soldier Soldier, Birds of a Feather, Boon, Sam’s
Game with Davina McCall, and the TV productions Plane Spotting and Bubbles. He
has been in the film Papadopoulos and Sons by Marcos Marcou. He also appeared
in the short films Rifts directed by Vickie Psarias and Sleeping with the Fishes with
Ewan McGregor. His voice has been heard in many TV and film productions. He has
worked with George Evgeniou at Theatre Technis in various productions, especially
in children’s plays. He has also produced and directed his own play Cyprus My Little
Mother. Vasilis writes poetry, theatre plays, and short stories. He has been in Panos
and Cascadia by Joe Barton Atkinson and Rob Jelley, playing the part of Benji in a
six-part TV programme. He was in CHANNEL 4’s comedy show “STATH LETS
FLATS” with JAMMIE DEMETRIOU.
USEFUL INFORMATION
Estimated running time
3 hours
Performance times
6:30pm
Ticket prices
Free
Concession
Full-time students, those aged under 16, senior citizens, the unwaged, members of Equity and BECTU
Access
Theatro Technis is fully wheelchair accessible. Guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome in the auditorium. There is a Loop system fitted in the main auditorium. If you have any questions or specific requests, please email boxoffice@theatrotechnis.com.
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