(κρότος)

(Krotos) is a physically driven drama at the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation on Pireos 206 in Tavros, Fridays and Saturdays at 21:30 through March 7. Five actors and a musician share the stage, shifting roles fast enough that identity itself becomes unstable.

Spyros Anastasinis draws from Lili Zografou's 1978 story O Tromos to build a seventy-minute piece about injustice and concealment. Director Antonios Psylias stages it as an absurd, crowded plaza — bodies colliding, voices overlapping, the physical work carrying what words alone cannot.

If you want a single protagonist and tidy arc, this fractures both. If theater that registers in the body appeals, this is that.

Kallithea metro, thirteen-minute walk. Doors 21:30, tickets sixteen and thirteen euros.