'Europe is in a dangerous place': Theatre Olympics staged against a backdrop of war
Festival curtain rises to debate " and discontent " over the role of drama, censorship and Russian artists Greek theatre director Theodoros Terzopoulos recalls the piercing sense of hope that led to the staging of the first Theatre Olympics in 1995. The idea was forged somewhat befittingly, in the ancient, sacred grounds of Delphi, where he had invited luminaries of world theatre to a festival of Greek drama. Sitting…