National Theatre of Greece

The National Theatre of Greece, founded in 1880, is one of the country's most prestigious institutions for drama and performing arts. Located in Athens, it aims to promote Greek culture and literature through theatrical productions. The theatre presents a diverse array of performances, including classic Greek tragedies, contemporary plays, and new works, showcasing both Greek and international playwrights. It plays a vital role in the cultural landscape of Greece, contributing to the preservation of theatrical heritage and encouraging artistic innovation. The National Theatre also supports emerging artists and engages with audiences through educational programs.