A coup to the opening of ImPulsTanz
The audience was thrilled about this start in Europe’s largest dance festival. kurier.at 10.07.2026, 14:26
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Papadopoulos, born in 1982, remembers the spirit of optimism that pervaded his youth and sees the sense of togetherness in society as an act of resistance. Papadopoulos (44) studied dance and choreography in Amsterdam, acting and political science in Athens. Inspiration was the oratorio “Axion Esti” by Mikis Theodorakis to the poetry of the same name by Odysseas Elytis, a representation of Greek history in succession after the Greek liturgy.
Furthermore, What shapes his work, with which he brings a breath of fresh air into the international performance scene, until today. “How do you endure this bleak reality?” he asks.
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Papadopoulos, born in 1982, remembers the spirit of optimism that pervaded his youth and sees the sense of togetherness in society as an act of resistance.
according to KurierPapadopoulos (44) studied dance and choreography in Amsterdam, acting and political science in Athens.
according to Kronen ZeitungInspiration was the oratorio “Axion Esti” by Mikis Theodorakis to the poetry of the same name by Odysseas Elytis, a representation of Greek history in succession after the Greek liturgy.
according to KurierWhat shapes his work, with which he brings a breath of fresh air into the international performance scene, until today. “How do you endure this bleak reality?” he asks.
according to Kronen Zeitung
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