Museum and Study Centre of the Greek Theatre

The Museum and Study Centre of the Greek Theatre displays costumes, scripts, stage designs, and theatrical artifacts spanning multiple centuries of performance history.

Founded in 1938 by theatre historian Yiannis Sideris, the museum emerged as a central institution for documenting Greek theatrical development throughout the ages.

The museum maintains archives of contemporary Greek playwrights and organizes regular workshops to educate visitors about traditional performance techniques and theatrical practices.

Located at coordinates 37.9813749, 23.735311, the museum offers specialized guided tours and contains a research library dedicated to theatre studies.

Researchers can access original scripts, production photographs, and stage design documents that detail the transformation of Greek theatrical methods over time.

GPS coordinates: 37.98137,23.73531

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:54