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The Guardian
Pericles – review
The Guardian
Thanks to a slapstick production courtesy of the National Theatre of Greece, and the Globe's ambience (helped by the fact that the rain stayed off), better than you might imagine – not least because London's Hellenic community seemed to be out in force ...

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Telegraph.co.uk
Greece: Where the Games began
Telegraph.co.uk
A circle of “priestesses” – actresses from the Greek national theatre dressed in long, virginal robes – invoke the gods and kindle the torch near an altar where live animals used to be sacrificed to the goddess Hera. The location is purely for ...

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The Globe and Mail
Globe and Mail
The Red Army Chorus, the Bolshoi Opera, Duke Ellington, the National Theatre of Greece, Dame Margot Fonteyn – they all came and went. They contributed to what Peter C. Newman called “the greatest thing we have ever done as a nation.

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Greek Reporter
Actor Costas Karras Has Passed Away
Greek Reporter
He studied Political Science in London and Acting at the Drama School of the National Theatre of Greece. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Arts in London as well. His funeral will be held at the First Cemetery of Athens, but the date is not yet ...

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Historic Greek Theatre safe, sound and superb after upgrades
UC Berkeley
Inaugurated in 1903, the structure on the eastern edge of campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has California Historic Landmark status. As a result, the seismic upgrades were completely concealed to maintain The Greek's ...

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National Post
Wodek Szemberg: In Quebec and Greece, communist kitsch still exists
National Post
Related Andrew Coyne: Quebec students' thrilling attempt to cripple democracy Jesse Kline: The case for universal fiscal austerity Jesse Kline: Quebec students highlight need for 'right-to-learn' provinces Jesse Kline on the Greek election: Democracy ...

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Greek party most extreme of Europe's far right
WGME
Twenty-one members of Golden Dawn were sworn into Greece's Parliament on Thursday, making it arguably the most far-right party to enter a European national legislature since Nazi-era Germany. Europe's financial crisis is changing the tone across the ...

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