Premier in August with the new project of Rimini Protokoll, "SWEAT. A Musclical!" , which turns fitness machines into musical instruments, blending movement and live music. Featuring compositions by Güner Künier, Sophia Wind, Schneider TM and Wooly Aziz, SWEAT explores the intersection of sound, movement, and physical effort, creating a unique blend of performance and fitness culture.
Novus Theatre Ensemble is thrilled to take part in AKANA , a youth theatre training program hosted by the Performing Arts Department of Süleyman Demirel University in Isparta, Turkey .
Novus Theatre Ensemble took part in Moltóir 2, a European training program bringing together cultural youth workers to explore movement as a tool for communication, activism, and connection. The program was coordinated by Crooked House Theatre Company (Ireland) in collaboration with: Κinitiras (Greece), Ritual Theater (Azerbaijan), Foco Europa (Spain) and Teatr Miniatura (Poland).
As part of Moltóir 2, Novus Theatre Ensemble hosted a workshop titled "I MOVE YOU MOVE ME" , facilitated by Natasa Sfendylaki and Marianthi Pantelopoulou
The workshop was a journey—from individual gestures to collective movement—emphasizing collaboration and the deep ways we relate to one another through motion and presence.
Yiannis Panagopoulos took part in POLITICS IN FOCUS #2: South-East Dialogue – Definitions of Art, Visibility, and Funding , an online event hosted by EAIPA, the European Association of Independent Performing Arts.
In conversation with Alexandar Hadjiev from ACT Association (Bulgaria), they discussed the current landscape for young artists working in the independent performing arts in Greece and Bulgaria.
Zoe Mylonas has been featured in Monopoli.gr's recent article “They are young. And they stood out with their performances in 2024”, celebrating 14 standout performers of the 2023–2024 theatre season, for her powerful performance in “Heatwave” .
Her talent, commitment, and presence continue to inspire our team and this recognition is more than deserved.
In their thoughtful review, Dramaholic describes the play as: “A play that smelled of… Greek summer. With an excellent text, it brought moments of the futility and nostalgia of the summer we’ve all experienced. ‘Heatwave’ was like a mirror of our lives. Yiannis Panagopoulos highlighted every small detail, while the talent of the actors reminded us of moments that have both hurt and nourished us.”
We warmly thank Dramaholic for their beautiful words.