A Brief History of Theatro Technis:

1957: A group of Cypriot theatre artists found their first theatrical home in a garage in the working district of Camden Town.

1972: After more than a decade of presenting plays in various venues across the city, Theatro Technis moved to a disused railway shed near King's Cross Station.

1978: The company took over an old church house and converted it into a theatre, our present home, with public support and private donations.

2007: After 50 years, we are now as strong as ever and are constantly evolving as one of the leading international and European fringe theatres in London.

A Longer History of Theatro Technis:

1970's: (more to follow)

1977 - 'Save Theatro Technis' documentary, co-production with BBC Open Door (Click for video page)

1980's: (more to follow)

1977 - 'Sanctuary Challenge' documentary, co-production with Retake Video (Click for video page)

1990's: (to follow)

2000's:

2007:

An evening of 50th Anniversary Celebrations on 5th May 2007 (Click for a page of videos)

Noskov Performance (link to follow)

Cyprus Week (link to follow)

The Cyprus Flag Raising at Theatro Technis  (link to follow)

The Rally for Cyprus at Trafalgar Square  (link to follow)

Rehearsed Reading from "The Goon Trilogy"  (Click for video of rehearsed reading)

Rehearsed Reading from Michael Foot's "The Trial of Mussolini" (Click for video of Rehearsals more at OurMedia)

George Eugeniou - Theatro Technis yesterday, today and into the future (Dec 2007)(View video)

George Eugeniou in conversation about the history of Theatro Technis (in Greek) (Dec 2007) (View video)

2008:

Russian Act presented a stunning performance of Marka:ff's "Elizabeta Bam" to Theatro Technis (Feb 2008)
(View additional information and video of the entire performance)