P R O G R A M M E S U m m E r 2 0 1 5

PROGRAMME
S U MM E R 2 0 1 5
Artistic Director
Myron Michailidis
Board of Directors
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Dear friends of the Greek National Opera
Chairman
Athanassios K. Theodoropoulos
Vice Chairman
Giorgios Grammatikakis
Secretary
Theodore Mavrommatis
Member
Nikos Kypourgos
Member
Christos Zerbinos
HELLENIC REPUBLIC
Ministry of Culture, Education and Religious Affairs
GNO is funded by the Ministry of Culture, Education
and Religious Affairs
In the following months, the Greek
National Opera holds great moments
in store for you, featuring acclaimed
theatre directors, opera singers of
worldwide reputation and emblematic
works of the international opera
repertoire.
Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata, one of
the most famous stories of passionate
love, conducted by Elias Voudouris
and classically staged by Nikos S.
Petropoulos rings the curtain down
on the winter season at the Olympia
Theatre.
The first major opera staged at the
Odeon of Herodes Atticus is Giacomo
Puccini's masterpiece, Tosca in a
production that was a great success
of the Greek National Opera when it
was first staged in the summer of 2012,
having received raving reviews. Three
years later, this spectacular production
makes its comeback on 14 June, in the
same venue. It will be conducted by
Lukas Karytinos and directed by Hugo
de Ana, in the framework of the Athens
Festival at the Roman Odeon.
Later on, I will have the honour of
conducting the Greek National Opera
Orchestra and Chorus for our second
grand aestival production at the Odeon:
the legendary Carmen by Georges
Bizet, the most celebrated opera of
the French repertoire, permeated
by the explosive character of the
heroine, as well as by the exquisite
arias. The production will be directed
by the distinguished British director
and Artistic Director of the Göteborg
Opera, Stephen Langridge.
The Suitcase Opera continues visiting
different cities across Greece in the
framework of the programme “Journey
to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation
Cultural Center”. Amidst our other
artistic events the ambitious, GNO
outdoor concert in the archaeological
site of the Olympieion in the centre
of Athens, entitled Overtures and
Duets, stands out. Also, our educational
actions continue relentlessly whereas
the programme of the season is
complemented by the presentation
of the Studio Opera, the annual
performance of the Professional Dance
School, as well as the performance
of GNO's new ballet choreographers.
For more information, please read the
following pages.
We would like to thank you
wholeheartedly for supporting our
efforts at the Greek National Opera!
Myron Michailidis
Artistic Director
of the Greek National Opera
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OPERA
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G i useppe Ve r d i
L a T r a v i ata
Opera in three acts
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on the theatre play
La Dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas, fils
15, 16, 17, 20, 22, 23 May 2015
Olympia Theatre
Conductor Elias Voudouris
Director — sets — costumes Nikos S. Petropoulos
Choreography Petros Gallias
Chorus master Agathangelos Georgakatos
Violetta Valéry Myrtò Papatanasiu — Francesca Dotto
Flora Bervoix Angelica Cathariou — Irini Athanassiou
Annina Alexandra Mattheoudaki — Ekaterini Krassa
Alfredo Germon Antonis Koroneos — Yannis Christopoulos
Giorgio Germon Dimitri Platanias — Dionyssis Sourbis
Gastone Alex Tsilogiannis — Nikos Tsaousis
Barone Douphol Kostas Dotsikas — Christos Amvrazis
Marchese d'Obigny Nikolaos Karagiaouris — Vassilis Kostopoulos
Dottore Grenvil Dionyssis Tsantinis — Pavlos Sampsakis
Giuseppe Thanassis Evangelou — Manolis Lorentzos
Commissioner / Servant Theodore Moraitis — Vassilis Asimakopoulos
With the Orchestra, Chorus and Ballet members of the GNO
The GNO's winter season at the Olympia Theatre comes to a close with the most celebrated
La Traviata by Verdi; the tragic tale of "the lady of the camelias" will be performed in the classic
staging by Nikos S. Petropoulos. Beloved arias and duets embellish one of the most favourite
stories of great love, thwarted by social conventions. The opera recounts the love of a courtesan
for the offspring of a well-to-do family. The affair brings about the reaction of the young man's
family; the couple is separated, only to meet again just before Violetta, the "lady of the camelias",
perishes. It is an undeniable masterwork of the operatic repertoire.
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Restricted view seats €10, €15, €20, €30
Following the GNO's pricing policy of social awareness, on Friday 22 May 2015, all tickets will be sold at a 15% discount.
On Saturday 16 May 2015, on the second day of the performance, 150 seats will be sold at €5, reserved exclusively
for the unemployed
OPERA
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G iaco m o P ucc i n i
T osca
Opera in three acts
Production within the framework of the Athens Festival
Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, inspired
by the homonymous dramatic play written by Victorien Sardou
14, 16, 17, 18 June 2015
Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Conductor Lukas Karytinos
Director — sets — costumes Hugo de Ana
Video projection design Ideogramma S.R.L. — Sergio Metalli
Chorus master Agathangelos Georgakatos
Children's chorus mistress Mata Katsouli
Revival director Katerina Petsatodi
Floria Tosca Dimitra Theodossiou — Celia Costea
Mario Cavaradossi Roberto Aronica — Rubens Pelizzari
Baron Scarpia Dimitri Platanias — TBA
Cesare Angelotti Petros Magoulas
Sacristan Dimitris Kassioumis
Sciaronne Vangelis Maniatis
Shepherd Christina Asimakopoulou
Gaoler Christos Amvrazis
Spoletta Charalambos Alexandropoulos
With the Orchestra, Chorus and Children's Chorus
of the GNO within the framework of its educational program
Tosca: An opera diva, a woman who is madly in love and pathologically jealous of her lover.
Scarpia: a sinister personality, a man of absolute power who takes pleasure from seeing his
victims in pain. Mario Cavaradossi, who is a pure patriot and Tosca's lover, stands between these
two and is led to death; not on account of his ideas but because he enjoys the love of Tosca,
the object of Scarpia's desire. Scarpia's scheme is brilliantly set up; nobody escapes his traps.
This is a thriller full of wild passions that are accentuated by Giacomo Puccini's overwhelming
music. Justifiably it is one of the most famous operas. This scored a great success for the Greek
National Opera when it was first presented in the summer of 2012 at the Odeon of Herodes
Atticus. The GNO Orchestra will be conducted by Lukas Karytinos.
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OpEra
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G eo r ges B izet
C a r m en
Opéra comique in four acts
New production within the framework of the Athens Festival
Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy
based on the homonymous short story by Prosper Mérimée
26, 28, 30, 31 July 2015
Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Conductor Myron Michailidis
Director Stephen Langridge
Costumes — sets George Souglides
Video projection design Silbersalz Film GmbH — Thomas Bergmann
Lightings Giuseppe di Iorio
Chorus master Agathangelos Georgakatos
Children's chorus mistress Mata Katsouli
Carmen Rinat Shaham — Géraldine Chauvet
Don José Giancarlo Monsalve — TBA
Micaëla Cellia Costea
Escamillio TBA
With the Orchestra, Chorus, Soloists and Children's Chorus
of the GNO within the framework of its educational programme
Carmen, one of the most emblematic operas, still challenges its audience as much as when it
was first staged, 140 years ago. The eponymous heroine defends her freedom and her right to
choose her lovers instead of her being chosen by them. She is a menace for patriarchic societies, dominated by men. Her choices threaten the foundation of these societies. The only solution is to exterminate her; a task that is undertaken by the love-stricken and "betrayed" Don
José. The unconventional plot met by George Bizet's equally unconventional, and today most
celebrated, music. The most popular opera of the French repertoire, featuring wonderful arias
and superb choruses, will be conducted by the Artistic Director of the Greek National Opera,
Myron Michailidis, and directed by the distinguished British director and Artistic Director of the
Göteborg Opera, Stephen Langridge.
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RECITAL
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T r i bute to T e r esa S t r atas
With the kind support of the Canadian Embassy in Athens,
the Canadian Opera Company and the Metropolitan Opera Guild
28 May 2015
Olympia Theatre
Conductor Elias Voudouris
Soloists Alexia Voulgaridou (soprano), Myrtò Papatanasiu (soprano), Andrew Haji (tenor)
The Greek National Opera pays tribute to the legendary Teresa Stratas, the Greek-Canadian
soprano, who has enjoyed an immense international career. Stratas starred in 385 performances at the New York Metropolitan Opera, whereas in her 36-year-long career she undertook
41 different roles and at the same time she performed in the most important opera houses
of the world. She was the daughter of Greek immigrants from Crete and started her stunning
career in 1958, in Toronto-Canada. She is considered one of the world's best opera singers of
the 20th century, but also a legend of opera because her fairytale-like life and her philanthropic
activity urged many people to compare her with the opera heroines she embodied in such a
gripping manner.
Two major and internationally acclaimed Greek sopranos, Alexia Voulgaridou and Myrtò Papatanasiu, feature at the GNO's tribute, singing arias that bear the stamp of Stratas. In the framework of the first joint performance between the GNO and the Canadian Opera Company, the
Canadian tenor Andrew Haji also appears with them.
The event will take place with the kind support of the Canadian Embassy in Athens, the Canadian Opera Company and the Metropolitan Opera Guild. With the participation of the GNO
Orchestra.
Performances begin at 20.00
Ticket prices €10, €12, €20, €30, €40, €60 / Children & students €10 / Restricted view seats €8
Side events in the Olympia Theatre Foyer
Documentary on Teresa Stratas Sunday, 24 May / 20.30 — Free admission
Round table discussion on Teresa Stratas Tuesday, 26 May / 12.00 — Free admission
Participating speakers: ▪ Robert W. Peck — Ambassador of Canada to Greece ▪ Myron Michailidis
— Artistic Director of the Greek National Opera ▪ Paul Gruber — Executive Director for Program
Development of The Metropolitan Opera Guild ▪ Nikolaos Maliaras — Professor of Historical
Musicology at the Faculty of Music Studies of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
▪ Thanos Veremis — Professor Emeritus of International and European Studies at the Faculty of
Political Science and Public Administration of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
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Jacq ues O ffenbac h
O r p h é e au x enfe r s
Orpheus in the Underworld
Operetta “in progress”
Libretto Hector Crémieux, Ludovic Halévy
15 & 16 July 2015
Olympia Theatre
Conductor Nikos Vassiliou
Director — sets Stephan Grögler
Libretto adaptation Pierre—Henri Loÿs
Costumes Véronique Seymat / Lighting TBA
Opinion Publique Ioanna Kokovika — Stella Kavvadia
Orphée TBA
Eurydice Erophile Papadogia — Elisabeth-Nefeli Papageorgiou
Pluton Nikolaos Katsigiannis
Cupidon Christina Asimakopoulou — Ioanna Karamolegou
Jupiter Nikos Masourakis
Junon TBA
Multitalent TBA
Vocal ensemble Christina Asimakopoulou, Stella Kavvadia, Ioanna Karamolegou,
Ioanna Kokovika, Elisabeth-Nefeli Papageorgiou, Erophile Papadogia, Marialena Varela,
Demosthenes Vlachos
Piano TBA / Violin TBA
Orpheus in the Underworld is a landmark in the history of operetta, for one of the biggest accomplishments of Jacques Offenbach, a composer who since the mid-19th century contributed
more than anyone else to the triumphant success of the genre of operetta. The original version
of Orphée was composed in 1858 and marks Offenbach's first treatment of Greek mythology.
The Olympian gods are represented as promiscuous merrymakers of Paris of the 19th century
and therefore Orpheus in the Underworld is a comment, which in fact remains classic, of the
social mores and immorality of the upper class and aristocracy. The operetta is staged by the
Opera Studio of the Greek National Opera and is directed by Stephan Grögler. Indeed, this
is the first, abridged version of the work's presentation that is in progress. Its full version will
be staged during the coming season by the GNO's ensembles. Nikos Vassiliou, the Director of
Studies, is the répétiteur and conductor of the project.
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OPERA AND FASHION
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ARTISTIC EVENTS
Il sogno
Overtures and Duets
21 May 2015
National Conservatory of Athens
28 June 2015
Olympieion
Idea — concept Isma Toulatos
Direction Konstantinos Rigos
Special Guest Loukia
Music supervisor — piano Dimitris Giakas
Make-up artist — transformations' supervisor Achilleas Charitos
Biolin Panagiotis Tziotis
With the participation of the GNO Orchestra and Soloists
Performed by Vassiliki Karagianni (soprano), Myrsini Margariti (soprano), Maria Kokka
(soprano), Artemis Bogri (soprano), Nikos Stefanou (tenor), Tassos Apostolou (bass)
This is a recent custom of Athens, aspiring to establish the Green National Opera's outdoor
summer concerts in the enthralling space of Olympieion, amidst the Columns of the Olympian
Zeus, in the centre of Athens. Following the great success of the first concert entitled Opera
alla Greca that took place last year, this year the GNO revisits the place with the performance
Overtures and Duets, featuring major operas from the world repertoire. The GNO Orchestra
and important Greek soloists will take us on a journey of classic compositions created by Verdi,
Puccini, Rossini, Mozart and others.
With members of the GNO Ballet and members of the Dance School
This is the third season in a row that the Opera encounters Fashion. Il sogno (i.e. The Dream)
is the title of this season's production, based on a concept of the journalist Isma Toulatos, who
also has the overall supervision of this project. The production is directed by the multitalented
Konstantinos Rigos. This year's guest is the great lady of Greek fashion, Loukia. Dimitris Giakas
is once more the music supervisor. The performers' transformation is supervised by the famous
make-up artist Achilleas Charitos.
The project Opera and Fashion aspires to combine Opera with Haute couture in a balanced and
creative manner in order to underline the contemporary nature and great potential of these two
worlds to converge. The performance attempts to demonstrate further the complete, contemporary and classic character of opera and the numerous, perhaps still unknown, possibilities of
approaching other domains with the aim to open up to new fields and attract a new audience
without, compromising its level of aesthetics.
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Υποστηρικτής
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Χορηγοί επικοινωνίας
Performance begin at 21.00
Performance begins at 21.30
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of the performance
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the starting time of the concert.
BALLET
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O pen r e h ea r sal
of t h e G N O B allet
N e w C h o r eog r ap h e r s
20 & 21 June 2015
Olympia Theatre
Every year towards the end of the season, dancers are given the opportunity to develop
and present their choreography on a topic and music of their own choice. Twelve dancers of
the Greek National Opera Ballet, Agapios Agapiadis, Eleana Andreoudi, Yannis Benetos,
Vangelis Bikos, Hector Bolano, Elton Dimrochi, Danilo Zeka, Margarita Kostoglou, Maria
Κousouni, Thanassis Solomos, Eleftheria Stamou, George Varvariotis present their own
choreographies for two evenings at the Olympia Theatre. The choreographies are performed
by their colleagues, dancers of the Greek National Opera Ballet.
GNO Dance School
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P r esentat i on of t h e
P r ofess i onal D ance
S c h ool of t h e G r eek
N at i onal O pe r a
27 & 28 June 2015
Olympia Theatre
This is the annual presentation of the Professional Dance School of the GNO, in which the
School's students present their own creations as well as pieces of the classical and contemporary
repertoire taught at the School under the direction of its Director, Yannis Dontsakis. The audience
will have the opportunity of getting to know tomorrow's dancers and coming into direct contact
with the creative aspect of the younger generation.
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E V E N T S A T T H E VI S I T O R S '
CENTER OF THE SNFCC
In view of moving to its new premises in 2016,
the Greek National Opera presents a series
of small-scale events at the Visitors' Center of
the construction site of the Stavros Niarchos
Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC).
The new building of the GNO – one of the
most modern ones worldwide, designed by
the internationally acclaimed architect Renzo
Piano – will combine high aesthetics, top
acoustics, modern technological capacities
and effortless change of sets with an equally
highly aesthetic art repertoire, which will
enhance the overall experience of opera.
The Visitors' Center, a temporary and
recyclable, transparent construction of a
simple design that will function until the
construction of the SNFCC is completed.
In the Center, the audience is given the
opportunity to see the construction site of the
SNFCC and be updated with regard to the
progress of its construction.
The entrance is free to the public.
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POCKET CONCERT
3 May, at 19.00
Alexandra Mattheoudaki (soprano), Yannis
Christopoulos (tenor), Maria Neofytidou
(piano)
LECTURES — PRESENTATIONS
7 May, at 19.00
Operatic Stories
The history of opera in a series of concerts/
lectures presenting the major historical
landmarks of opera with live examples,
performed by students of the GNO Opera
Studio.
Texts Nikos A. Dontas
Répétiteur Nikos Vassiliou
Presentation Alexandros Efklidis
10 May, at 18.00
Getting Acquainted with Dance
The history and practice of ballet, and dance
in general, through a lecture/demonstration
by the professors and students of the
Professional Dance School of the Greek
National Opera, addressed to a young as well
as an older audience.
Texts Steriani Tsintziloni
Piano Thodoris Reglis
Prepatory exercises by the professors of the
Professional Dance School Erifili Efraimidou,
Markela Manoliadi, Yannis Dontsakis,
Ageliki Simou
Event coordinator Yannis Dontsakis
17 May & 7 June, at 12.00
Getting Acquainted with Opera
(Children's workshop)
An educational programme, containing
elements of theatre game, musical-motor
education techniques and visual art
expression, aiming at bringing children into a
creative contact with the art of opera and the
new venue of the Greek National Opera at
the premises of the SNFCC.
Planning — Implementation:
Educational Trainers Team of the GNO
Christina Aggelidi, Tatiana Theologou,
Venetia Nassi, Konstantina Strani
MUSIC EVENTS
31 May, at 20.30
Greek operetta: The Possessed
by Theophrastos Sakellaridis
The Possessed narrates the adventures
of a fortune-hunter seducer and how his
enterprising, forlorn, “possessed” girlfriend
Loula, in her effort to avert the marriage
of convenience he concocts. Research —
presentation coordination Alexandros
Efklidis, Répétiteur, piano Nikos Vassiliou
5 July, at 20.30
Greek operetta:
First Love, Nikos Hadjiapostolou
First Love is one of the few operettas that is
not dominated by the element of farce (an
element related mainly with the complications
emerging from marital unfaithfulness). The
plot is rather different, focusing on the
reminiscences of a romantic love.
Direction — adaptation Konstantina Psoma
Répétiteur, piano Michalis Papapetrou
POCKET OPERA
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Georg Philipp Telemann's Pimpinone
is staged in the form of a pocket opera, in
selected places of neighbouring municipalities
to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural
Center, continuing, thus, with the successful
performances at the Visitors' Center of the
SNFCC. The play, resonant of the comical
gimmicks of Commedia dell' Arte, is directed
by Ion Kessoulis, in a version based on
improvisational theatre and the direct address
to the audience. Chrysanthos Alissafis and
Domna Chalari conduct and accompany
with a piano. The sets bear the signature of
George Kollios. Avgi Delega is responsible
for the costumes and Dimitra Vlachou for the
choreography.
The entrance is free to the public.
21 April 2015, at 12.00
Sivitanidios School
Pimpinone Zafiris Koutelieris
Vespetta Vassia Zacharopoulou
3 May 2015, at 19.00
Multi-venue of the City Hall of P. Faliron
Pimpinone Zafiris Koutelieris
Vespetta Vassia Zacharopoulou
6 May 2015, at 12.00
5th Lykeion of Kalithea
Pimpinone Vangelis Maniatis
Vespetta Myrsini Margariti
5 June 2015, at 20.00
"Estia” Cultural Centre, Νea Smyrni
Pimpinone Vangelis Maniatis
Vespetta Myrsini Margariti
For your transport to the GNO, you may use free of charge the shuttle bus connecting the Metro Station
Syggrou-Fix with the Visitors Center of the SNFCC (Departure point: Kallirroe street;
Arrival point: at the top of the Esplanade). Bus service available 30' before each event.
Information: +30 210 877 8396-8 / Email: [email protected]
SUITCASE OPERA
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G ene r al i nfo r m at i on — T I C K E T S
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J ou r ne y to t h e S tav r os
N i a r c h os F oundat i on
C ultu r al C ente r
In the framework of the 3rd stage of the programme “Journey to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center” taking place in collaboration with Future Library, the Greek National
Opera stages new Suitcase Opera production Georges Bizet's Carmen and also offers two
educational programmes to its young audience of the cities to be visited with free entrance.
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Opera seminars conducted by experienced associates of the Greek National Opera
towards the development of an educational network on opera art.
School visiting in which the students will be given the opportunity to enjoy
a first encounter with the opera world.
The classic story of the untamed Carmen fits in a suitcase and travels around Greece, in the
framework of the “Journey to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center” of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation. George Bizet's masterpiece is staged in a performance that is overwhelmed by the violent and passionate nature of its heroes and is directed by Angela Saroglou.
The spectators will be within spitting distance from one of the most favourite opera heroines,
who will bewitch and trap them into a game of fatal charm.
7 May 2015 Cultural Centre, Chania
9 May 2015 Saint Mark's Basilica, Heraklion
13 May 2015 REX Cinema Theatre, Aghios Nikolaos
21 May 2015 Papastratio Megaro, Agrinio
23 May 2015 Cultural Centre, Preveza
28 May 2015 Administration Hall, Livadia
Director Angela-Kleopatra Saroglou
Sets George Kolios
Costumes Alexia Theodoraki
Lighting Spyros Tzoras
Piano Yiannis Tsanakaliotis (7, 9, 13/5) — Sofia Tamvakopoulou (21, 23/5) — Domna Chalari (28/5)
Don José Dimitris Paksoglou (7, 9, 13/5) — Dimitris Sigalos (21, 23, 28/5)
Escamillio/Moralles Yannis Selitsaniotis (7, 9, 13, 21, 23, 28/5)
Zuniga/Dancaïre Kostas Mavrogenis (7, 9, 13/5) — Nikolaos Karagiaouris (21, 23, 28/5)
Carmen Ines Zikou (7, 9, 13/5) — Diamanti Kritsotaki (21, 23, 28/5)
Micaëla/Frasquita Sofia Mitropoulou (7, 9, 13, 21, 23/5) — Antonia Kalogirou (28/5)
Mercédès Eleni Davou (7, 9, 13/5) — Vicky Tsiliakou (21, 23/5) — Athina Kastrinaki (28/5)
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