About

I am a theatre director, cultural producer, and community engagement programmer and for the last eleven years, I have been based in London and Athens developing projects that span festivals, film, and grassroots initiatives, with a focus on LGBTQ+ and refugee voices. Since the age of six, theatre offered me a form of escapism that gradually transformed into an art‑fuelled reality and a vocation.

My lived experience unfolded within contradicting environments marked by a nomadic background and precarity, and by privilege and social expectation. Navigating these in-betweens required adaptability long before I had language for it but helped me understand the invisible architectures that shape belonging. This would prove to be a consistent narrative that encompassed my artistic vision and directed my choices.

In search of structure to house my creative vision, I articulated a commitment that can only be described as a cultural philosophy: a weekly cultural diet of engaging with new artistic work across literature, performance, music, and exhibitions. It started with a profound curiosity for exploring different forms and a constant consuming of art and soon shaped an artistic identity. A sensibility that turned into a practice of community-led methodologies and brough the sense of belonging into a full-circle.