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Building on the Foundations

Items added to the Theatro Technis Online Video archives during 2007

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Theatro Technis Gelasto Moustaki play performance Birmingham -
1988
Theatro Technis
1 hr 13 min 0 sec - 9 Apr 1988 -Unlisted

Children's Play devised and performed by the Theatro Technis
Theatre Group on tour in Birmingham, UK, on 4th September 1988.
Bilingual performance, spoken mostly in Greek but also using
dialogue in English.

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Theatro Technis 50th Anniversary Celebration (1 of 4 parts) -
2007
Theatro Technis Productions
9 min 22 sec - 3 May 2007

Arrivals at Theatro Technis before the celebrations, beginning
with a view of the building, then the founder of Theatro Technis
George ... all » Eugeniou is seen greeting and speaking with the
Mayoress of Camden, the Orthodox Archbishop of the UK. Once
inside the theatre space, arrival of the High Commissioner of
Cyprus George Iacovou, and MP Jeremy Corbyn

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Theatro Technis 50th Anniversary Celebration (2 of 4 parts) -
2007
Theatro Technis Productions
56 min 47 sec - 3 May 2007

The Opening part of the Theatro Technis 50th Anniversary
celebration begins with a play-extract from the Kubrik-inspired
satire, "The ... all » Madness of George Dubya", which was
devised and created at Theatro Technis by Justin Butcher with
George Eugeniou's support, to receive rave reviews by amongst
others, The Guardian's
(http://arts.guardian.co.uk/reviews/story/0,,875852,00.html)
Michael Billington in 2003, receiving many accolades in London's
http://www.fringereport.com/0308themadnessofgeorgedubya.shtml)
fringe theatre circuit.

This is followed by a brief run-through of the history of Theatro
Technis by its founder George Eugeniou, intespersed with speeches
in English by staunch TT supporter Jeremy Corbyn Member of
Parliament, The Orthodox Archbishop of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland, the Mayoress of Camden, the High Commissioner of Cyprus
to the Court of St. James' and former Cyprus Foreign Minister
George Iacovou, and Cyprus Culture Commissioner to the UK, Rita
Katsiaouni.

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Theatro Technis 50th Anniversary Celebration (3 of 4 parts) -
2007
Theatro Technis Productions
55 min 39 sec - 6 May 2007

Part 3 of the evening of celebration to commemorate Theatro
Technis' 50th anniversary. 2 pieces of music by Ricardo, a
long-time friend at ... all » Theatro, representing the
solidarity between TT and opressed people and refugees from all
over the world, a friendship forged during the days of opposition
to the Pinochet regime in Chili and the Dictatorship in Greece ;
an improvised dance extract by Philippe from Argentina in a
Theatro Technis modern interpretation of the play "The Persians"
by Aeschylus; an extract from a play written by Theatro Technis'
founder George Eugeniou, in English, "Forza Galileo", paying
respects to the influence of Brecht and particularly of Joan
Littlewood; closing with two songs performed in Greek by Chris
and Katina as a tribute to the style of Rembetiko music.

More details about Theatro Technis are available at:

http://www.myspace.com/theatrotechnis and
http://home.btconnect.com/theatrotechnics/framset/home.htm

LGR interviews in Greek - Iacovou - Katsiaouni - Papalazarou ( TT
Part 4 of 4)
Theatro Technis Productions
9 min 37 sec - 3 May 2007

Vasilis Panayi, of London Greek Radio, interviews some of the
dignitaries attending the celebrations of London's Theatro
Technis' 50th Anniversary on 3rd May 2007. Cyprus High
Commissioner, and former Foreign Minister, George Iacovou; Cyprus
Culture Commissioner to the UK, Rita Katsiaouni; Cyprus National
Theatre (THOK) representative, Neophytos Papalazarou -- all
praise the unique contribution of Theatro Technis. Interviews
spoken in Greek. Many of the guests had also made their comments
in English during the evening of celebrations, and can be seen in
other video clips in this sequence.

More details about Theatro Technis are available at:
http://www.myspace.com/theatrotechnis and
http://home.btconnect.com/theatrotechnics/framset/home.htm

London Greek Radio webcasts 24/7, and is available at:
http://www.lgr.co.uk

George Eugeniou in conversation with Dina Ritsou - in Greek p1of2
- 2007
Theatro Technis Productions
36 min 30 sec - 4 May 2007

Dina Ritsou runs a small private theatre in Athens, and had
particularly enjoyed the opening night of the 50th Anniversary
Celebrations of ... all » Theatro Technis so much that she came
back the next day to congratulate George Eugeniou and to invite
him to consider taking the theatre troupe to perform at her space
in Athens. This is part 1 of 2 of their conversation which is in
Greek

George Eugeniou in conversation with Dina Ritsou - in Greek p2of2
- 2007
Theatro Technis
34 min 48 sec - 4 May 2007

Dina Ritsou runs a small private theatre in Athens, and had
particularly enjoyed the opening night of the 50th Anniversary
Celebrations of ... all » Theatro Technis so much that she came
back the next day to congratulate George Eugeniou and to invite
him to consider taking the theatre troupe to perform at her space
in Athens. This is part 2 of their conversation (in Greek)

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Cyprus Demonstration Trafalgar Square 2007
Aspects MultiMedia Productions
1 hr 43 min 49 sec - 15 Jul 2007

Cyprus Demonstration Trafalgar Square 2007

Annual demonstration organised by the National Federation of
Cypriot Organisations ... all » http://www.cypriotfederation.com

This "Rally for Cyprus" marks 33 years since the Turkish Invasion
of the island of Cyprus. Turkey continues to keep its settlers
and a 40,000 strong army in the territory it has occupied since
the invasion in 1974 following a coup against President Makarios
by the Greek junta which ruled Greece at that time. Marchers
attending the Rally for Cyprus chant "Turkish Troops out of
Cyprus" and call on the Brown Government in Britain to use its
influence as a guarantor power to ensure that a solution is found
that is acceptable to all the people of Cyprus. The European
Union (EU) is called upon to use its influence during Turkey's
accession negotiations to contribute to finding a just solution
for Cyprus which respects the acquis communautaire and puts an
end to Turkey's continuing human rights violations in Cyprus.

The Rally at Trafalgar Square is addressed and speakers are
introduced by the President of the Federation of Cypriot
Organisations in the UK, Peter Droussiotis.

Speeches at Trafalgar Square:

Peter Droussiotis - (spoken initially in Greek, followed by a
section in English, followed by introductions of all other
speakers in English)

Dr. Charles Tannock - MEP for London

Simon Hughes - MP for Southwark and Bermondsey

Andrew Dinsmore - MP for Hendon (spoken in Greek)

Roger Gale - MP for North Thanet and Margate

Harris Sophoclides President of the World Federation of Overseas
Cypriots - (spoken in Greek, followed by another section spoken
in English)

Edward O'Hara MP - Knowsley South

Theresa Villiers MEP - Chipping Barnet

Andy Love MP - Edmonton

Nikos Costandinou - DIKO MP in Cyprus - (spoken in Greek)

Alexis Galanos, Mayor of Famagusta, speaks on behalf of the Union
of occupied towns and villages in Cyprus - (spoken in Greek)

Peter Costandinou - MP in Cyprus from the DIKO Party - (spoken in
Greek)

Alan Meale MP for Mansfield

Additional online video of Theatro Technis' Cyprus Week events
are available from

http://www.myspace.com/theatrotechnis

Cyprus Flag raising at Theatro Technis 2007
Theatro Technis
1 hr 15 min 7 sec - 16 Jul 2007

Monday 16th July, 7.00 pm; Raising the flags of the Republic of
Cyprus & of the European Union at Theatro Technis, followed by an
exhibition about the violation of human rights by Turkey in
Cyprus. Songs and poetry.

Lobby for Cyprus - Property Rights in Occupied Cyprus Seminar
2007
Theatro Technis Video
42 min 52 sec - 18 Jul 2007

Update from the European Court of Human Rights by Achilleas
Demetriades - review of Titina Loizidou judgement by the ECHR
against Turkey, explanation of the different types of legal
action which can be taken by refugees. Review of individual vs
country and individual vs individual cases, citing examples. The
talk by Achilleas Demetriades in this video was followed by a
Question and Answer session with persons in the audience, also
available online from this account.

http://www.lobbyforcyprus.org http://www.theatrotechnis.com

This seminar was presented within the context of Theatro Technis
Cyprus Week to commemorate 33 years since the Greek Junta coup
and Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974.

Other video material from Cyprus Week can be seen at:

http://www.myspace.com/theatrotechnis

Lobby for Cyprus Property Rights Seminar - QnA - 2007
Theatro Technis
1 hr 10 min 56 sec - 18 Jul 2007

The talk by Achilleas Demetriades was followed by this Question
and Answer session with persons in the audience.

http://www.lobbyforcyprus.org http://www.theatrotechnis.com

This video was recorded within the context of Theatro Technis'
Cyprus Week 2007 to mark 33 years since the Greek junta coup and
Turkish invasion of Cyprus and can be seen amongst other video
items at:

http://www.myspace.com/theatrotechnis

Theatro Technis - Goon Trilogy excerpts performed - 2007
Theatro Technis
1 hr 3 min 8 sec - 17 Jul 2007 -Unlisted

Excerpts from "The Goon Trilogy", written by founder and Artistic
Director of Theatro Technis George Eugeniou, published in July
2007.

A short bi-lingual (Greek and English) introduction by George
Eugeniou is followed by a rehearsed reading of excerpts from 'The
Bad Guys' about Tony Blair and Iraq, 'The Good Guys' about
Britain's role in Cyprus, and 'Forza Gallileo' about the well
known inventor's troubles over whether the sun revolves around
the earth or not.

Presented as part of Theatro Technis' Cyprus Week Festival 2007.

'The Stage' - "A fascinating example of original theatrical art.
Writer George Eugeniou has created a delicious cocktail, merging
scenes from Othello with a pastiche of the Greek chorus to create
an up-to-the-minute political satire."

Theatro Technis Pensioners Cyprus Trip Departure 1988
Theatro Technis
24 min 54 sec - 6 Sep 1988 -Unlisted

Theatro Technis, as the Cypriot Advisory Service in London's
Camden Town (in conjunction with a then-enlightened Camden Social
Services) had organised trips for elderly Cypriot pensioners,
some of whom had not been able to visit the island since they had
left it.

This item is a recording of the pensioners gathered at Theatro
Technis prior to their departure for the airport for the trip in
1988

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Maroulla talks about "Parcels to a Dead Mother" 1of2 - 1988
Theatro Technis
21 min 59 sec - 14 Dec 1988 -Unlisted

Maroulla Eugeniou talks about "Parcerls to a Dead Mother" 1of2
Recorded at Theatro Technis, December 1988.

Maroulla Eugeniou had been on a home visit to an elderly Cypriot
lady who had come to the attention of Camden's Social Services
department as needing some assistance. This was within the remit
of Theatro Technis' Cypriot Advisory Service which provided (and
still does) advice and support on a wide range of issues. On that
particular day, there happened to be a film crew visiting Theatro
Technis, from Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation, to take some
footage of Cypriot elders for use in a documentary which was
being prepared to be shown on Cyprus TV. This occasioned
'conversation' about the particular elderly lady whom Maroulla
had visited.

This particular video section is the first part of 2, showing
Maroulla in conversations with other staff at Theatro Technis
while the TV crew prepares to record. After the 'glare' of
mainstream media had eased with the departure of the TV crew, (in
part 2) the conversation continued at a far deeper level and the
'in-house' video camera having been left running was in place to
archive a fascinating glimpse into some of the harsher realities
of life in the immigrant community of North London.

This material became of particular relevance later, when this
'case' of the old lady Maroulla had visited that day became the
subject of the play presented by Theatro Technis, "Parcels to a
Dead Mother in the Occupied Territories", which Maroulla would
perform in the context of Theatro Technis' unique concept of
"Community Theatre".

Described as: Documentary, Drama, Special Interest

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Maroulla talks about "Parcels to a Dead Mother" 2of2 - 1988
Theatro Technis
1 hr 3 min 43 sec - 14 Dec 1988 -Unlisted

Maroulla Eugeniou talks about the case of an old lady she had
visited, later to become a play, "Parcerls to a Dead Mother" 2of2
... all » Maroulla Eugeniou had been on a home visit to an
elderly Cypriot lady who had come to the attention of Camden's
Social Services department as needing some assistance. This was
within the remit of Theatro Technis' Cypriot Advisory Service
which provided (and still does) advice and support on a wide
range of issues. On that particular day, there happened to be a
film crew visiting Theatro Technis, from Cyprus Broadcasting
Corporation, to take some footage of Cypriot elders for use in a
documentary which was being prepared to be shown on Cyprus TV.
This occasioned 'conversation' about the particular elderly lady
whom Maroulla had visited. This video section, is the
conversation Maroulla had after the TV crew had departed, where
many more of the complexities of the particular visit become
apparent as the conversation progresses.

This material became of particular relevance later, when this
'case' of the old lady Maroulla had visited that day became the
subject of the play presented by Theatro Technis, "Parcels to a
Dead Mother in the Occupied Territories", which Maroulla would
perform in the context of Theatro Technis' unique concept of
"Community Theatre"

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George Eugeniou - Laboratory Theatre - Why Theatre 1of2 - 1988
Theatro Technis
1 hr 9 min 7 sec - 16 Oct 1988 -Unlisted

George Eugeniou and Dimitris in a first session of Laboratory
Theatre - discuss 'why theatre'. 1988

George Eugeniou - Laboratory Theatre - Why Theatre 2of2 - 1988
Theatro Technis
1 hr 1 min 24 sec - 15 Oct 1988 -Unlisted

George and some members of the company in a Laboratory Theatre
discussion - 1988

Mimis and Nicos in conversation during the setbuild for
'Kremmidas' - 1988
Theatro Technis
1 hr 22 min 0 sec - 7 Jun 1988 -Unlisted

Mimis (surname to be added) was on secondment to Theatro Technis
from THOK (the Cypriot Theatre Organisation) during 1988. This
recording ... all » is an impromptu series of 'conversations'
with him, and between him and a number of other persons at
Theatro Technis, during the construction of the 'set' for a
children's play "Kremmidas" (Mr. Onionman).

Kremmidas Play Premiere (end part) 1988
Theatro Technis
4 min 52 sec - 18 Oct 1988 -Unlisted

Part of the Theatro Technis Premiere of their children's play
production of "Kremmidas" (Mr Onion Man) in 1988, in the presence
of the author

Protests at Turkey's General Evren's State Visit to the UK - 1988
Theatro Technis Productions
31 min 42 sec - 12 Jul 1988 -Unlisted

12th July 1988 - Scenes at London's Victoria Train Station during
the arrival of then-President of Turkey, General Evren. The
panoply of a ... all » "State Visit" is shown, the arrival of the
train bringing the visitors, their procession in the royal
carriages - and the protestors being 'marshalled' by the police.

Theatro Technis interviews about General Evren's State Visit -
1988
Theatro Technis Productions
39 min 0 sec - 13 Jul 1988 -Unlisted

Nick Nicolas, who had attended the arrival of General Evren at
Victoria Station and almost been arrested for protesting over
Britain having invited General Evren for a State visit to the UK
is interviewed about how he felt. Other Cypriot pensioners who
attended Theatro Technis' luncheon club during that period are
also interviewed about how they felt about Britain, a guarantor
power of Cyprus' independence, having invited Turkey's General
Evren for a State visit to Britain despite the fact that Turkish
troops remained in occupation of a part of Cyprus since their
invasion in 1974.

Theatro Technis Pensioners' Christmas Party Luncheon 1988
Theatro Technis
13 min 6 sec - 14 Dec 1988 -Unlisted

The annual Christmas Lunch (with entertainment) for Cypriot
pensioners of the Luncheon Club (held on every weekday throughout
the year) which Theatro Technis operated for many years. Also
showing some of the other local pensioners who would visit on
special occasions.

Theatro Technis Staff Christmas Party Luncheon 1988
Theatro Technis
11 min 36 sec - 14 Dec 1988 -Unlisted

Having finished serving the annual Christmas Lunch (with
entertainment) to pensioners of the Luncheon Club which Theatro
Technis operated for many years, staff are seen having their own
lunch in the dining room, and chatting between themselves (spoken
mostly in Greek).

Maroulla Eugeniou - 'A Lifetime with George and the Theatro
Technis'
Theatro Technis Productions
58 min 57 sec - 7 Dec 2007 -Unlisted

Maroulla Eugeniou in an informal conversation at Theatro Technis
about a lifetime of dedication, nurturing and support of Theatro
Technis and the joint task which she and George Eugeniou have
together been been involved in for the 50 years since its
inception

George Eugeniou - 'Theatro Technis Its Ethos and Future'
Theatro Technis Productions
2 hr 3 min 15 sec - 7 Dec 2007 -Unlisted

An interview with George Eugeniou who talks about the 'Ethos' of
Theatro Technis as it has developed in the 50 years since its
inception, of its current celebrations of its 50th year and of
possible futures to ensure its survival into the future.

Fugue Fugitive
Theatro Technis Productions
1 hr 4 min 30 sec - 4 Nov 2007 -Unlisted

by Desmond Fitzgerald

Performed by Hannah Murphy and Heather Rayment Voiceover: Katie
McNight

Fugue - Noun "A Polyphonic composition based upon one, two, or
more themes which are enunciated by several voices or parts in
turn, subjected to contrapuntal treatment and gradually built up
into a complex form having somewhat distinct divisions or stages
of development and a marked climax at the end.

T-Chilling and T-ear Jerking.

Moving and Memorable.

This powerful and compelling drama faces you with facts and
feelings which most other works fear to focus on. The camps of
Bosnia were reported as even worse than the Nazi concentration
camps. At least they fed you bread and water once a day in
Auschwitz. Even the hospitals in Bosnia were no refuge from the
guns, the snarling dogs and the mindless, mindnumbing beatings.
How can we 'know' the fears, violations, torture, rape and
traumas of undiluted hatred and persecutions in the name of
religion, ethnicity and culture?

I hope you never have and I hope you never will.

Martin Williams Fringe '07

Nominated for the Big Issue Freedom of Expression Award 2007 -
www.amnesty.org.uk/scotland

Four 5-Star Ratings: Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2007 "Moved me
more profoundly than any play I have ever seen in 12 years
working at Edinburgh Fringe" Pat Lucas, Venue Manager.

This recording was made during a performance in front of a live
audience, at London's Theatro Technis 3rd November 2007.

The Trial of Mussolini - Part 1 of 2
Theatro Technis Productions
53 min 23 sec - 18 Nov 2007 -Unlisted

WORLD PREMIERE STAGED READING

The Trial of Mussolini is enormously relevant with its focus on
political morality.

In Foot's words the objective is to "underline afresh the
international character of war and how we must continue to resist
the reappearance of fascism".

Foot envisages the Italian dictator arrested by the British Army
and brought to London to stand trial. What looks like a closed
and shut case develops into something quite different the moment
several witnesses are brought in.

This first ever staged reading was directed by award winning
documentary director Alfio Bernabei, author of "Dangerous
Characters" for Channel 4 and of a recent article in History
Today, "The London Plot to Kill Mussolini".

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THE TRIAL OF MUSSOLINI

By “CASSIUS” Michael Foot

"Being a Verbatim Report of the First Great Trial of War
Criminals held in London sometime in 1944 or 1945” (Subtitle to
the Edition published in 1943 by Gollancz)

Rehearsed reading adapted and directed by Alfio Bernabei

The Judge……………...…. Andrew Wall
The Clerk of the Court….....Michael Andrew
The Attorney General…...…Darren McIlroy
Counsel for the Defence..…Andrew Colley
Sir Austen Chamberlain…..Peter Cutts
Lord Rothermere………..…Joerg Stadler
Ward Price…………...…….Michael Andrew
Emil Ludwig…………....…..Joerg Stadler
Neville Chamberlain…...…..Chris Tranchell
Lord Simon…………...…….Peter Cutts
Sir Samuel Hoare…….……Mark Minshall
Lord Halifax…………...……Peter Cutts
L.S. Amery …………..……Michael Andrew
Duff Cooper ……….….…...Mark Minshall
Lord Mottistone……..…….Chris Tranchell
Hore-Belisha………..……..Joerg Stadler
Lord Lloyd…………….…...Peter Cutts
Benito Mussolini…...........Richard Gofton
The Abyssinian...……….. Tyrone James
The Spaniard…………… .Jackie Scarvellis
The Italian…....................Paola Dionisotti

The Trial of Mussolini Part 2 of 2
Theatro Technis Productions
1 hr 18 min 48 sec - 18 Nov 2007 -Unlisted

The Trial of Mussolini is enormously relevant with its focus on
political morality.

In Foot's words the objective is to "underline afresh the
international character of war and how we must continue to resist
the reappearance of fascism".

Foot envisages the Italian dictator arrested by the British Army
and brought to London to stand trial. What looks like a closed
and shut case develops into something quite different the moment
several witnesses are brought in.

This first ever staged reading was directed by award winning
documentary director Alfio Bernabei, author of "Dangerous
Characters" for Channel 4 and of a recent article in History
Today, "The London Plot to Kill Mussolini".

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THE TRIAL OF MUSSOLINI

By “CASSIUS” Michael Foot

"Being a Verbatim Report of the First Great Trial of War
Criminals held in London sometime in 1944 or 1945” (Subtitle to
the Edition published in 1943 by Gollancz)

Rehearsed reading adapted and directed by Alfio Bernabei

Rehearsals - Alfio Bernabei and Cast - Trial of Mussolini
Theatro Technis Productions
1 hr 26 min 43 sec - 18 Nov 2007 -Unlisted

Rehearsals prior to the performance of the full production.

THE TRIAL OF MUSSOLINI

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La Casa de Bernarda Alba
Collectio LA CARETA Teatre Amateur
1 hr 48 min 42 sec - 7 Dec 2007 -Unlisted

Collectio LA CARETA Teatre Amateur
lacaretateatre(nospam@)yahoo.es

La Adaptada y Dirigida Femi Mate

Musica : Cancion popular "Los Campanilleros" Letra: Femi Mate
Canta: Inma Rodriguez

Reparto: La Poncia: Aurora Lledo Bernarda: Luisa Blanca Adela:
Jennifer Silvente Martirio: Raquel Marin Angustias: Puri Hurtado
Ma Josefa: Lolita Vila Voz en off: Elisenda Marti

Tecnico: Emmanuel Velasco Direccion: Femi Mate Ay. de Direccion:
Ma. Carmen Canalejo Amalia Gomez Angel Herrero

Decorados y atrezzo: LA CARETA

Atrezzo: GAT de Cerdanyola Casa Turisme Rural Can Marc 600 437
181 canmarcgel@yahoo.es

Efectos de Sonido: Miguel Angel Vera CCM Molinet
www.centremolinet.com

Fotografia y Montaje: Juan Polo monjoan@monjoan.com

Musica de cierre: "A mi me andan siguiendo" de Jordi Bonell

Theatro Technis George Eugeniou info@theatrotechnis.com
www.theatrotechnis.com www.myspace.com/theatrotechnis
www.youtube.com/theatrotechnis

Video/www: David Edmond AspectsMultiMedia Productions
www.myspace.com/grokked

George in conversation with Alexandra 01
92 min
George Eugeniou in conversation about the history of Theatro
Technis in Greek with Alexandra, on the occasion of her visit to
the UK to discuss a production which is to be staged at Theatro
Technis during Cyprus Week in July 2008.

George in conversation with Alexandra 02
90 min
George Eugeniou in conversation about the history of Theatro
Technis in Greek with Alexandra, on the occasion of her visit to
the UK to discuss a production which is to be staged at Theatro
Technis during Cyprus Week in July 2008. They also visit the
theatre space and dressing rooms and view other spaces within the
building. The conversation was recorded on 27th December 2007.

Conversation_with_Aris_Eugeniou_South_Africa_trip_20071228.mpg
39 min
A first conversation with Aris Eugeniou on the occasion of his
imminent visit to South Africa for a voluntary placement working
at a monkey sanctuary there for a few months from January 2008.
Aris also talks about his work as zoo keeper at London Zoo, and
his other environmental and sporting interests. It is hoped that
he will be able to send video-clips to his YouTube account during
his trip to South Africa, so this video is intended as an
introduction to that activity during 2008.

Cyprus week
14th – 20th July 2008

Presented by Theatro Technis in association with the "National Federation of Cypriots in Great Britain" to coincide with the 34th Anniversary of the Greek Junta Coup and the Turkish Invasion, the Ethnic cleansing of 200,000 Greek Cypriots and occupation of 37% the Republic of Cyprus.

George Eugeniou denounces Turkey's occupation of Cyprus

Monday 14th July 2008:

"Raising of the flag of the Republic of Cyprus at Theatro Technis"

Tuesday 15th July 2008:

"Building on the Foundations" - Theatro Technis documentary and archives project

Wednesday 16th July 2008:

Lobby for Cyprus Seminar - "The Genocide in the Turkish Occupied north of Cyprus."

Thursday 17th - Saturday 19th July 2008:

"Il filo e le ombre" by Alexandra Zambà. Presented by the Italian Association “NIMA”.

The play (bilingual in Cypriot and Italian) tales of Caterina Cornaro Queen of Cyprus's exalting story.

Sunday 20th July 2008:

National Federation of Cypriots in Great Britain"Rally for Cyprus" - Demonstration from Turkish Embassy to Trafalgar Square

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