Three Times Three #7
The monthly event “Three Times Three” brings together artists from the fields of contemporary dance and experimental music, with the aim of creating a common code of communication that remains in effect for the duration of the meeting.
Three musicians meet three dancers each time. At the beginning of the evening, three random pairs are formed by drawing lots, and they improvise for 15 minutes. The evening ends with a 30-minute collective improvisation.
“Three Times Three” is curated by composer Spyros Polychronopoulos (Spyweirdos).
The seventh event of the season features Evangelia Chatzitzanou (dance),Aurora (dance), Tzina Kyrousi (dance),Giorgos Poulios (electronics), Stefanos Psaradakis (percussion, fx), andKonstantinos Zigeridis (accordion).
🔷 Evangelia Chatzitzanou
A dancer, dance teacher, and theater theoritician, trained in classical and contemporary dance. She has participated in dance and puppet theater performances in Greece and abroad. Her favorite word is “together,” a concept she strives to incorporate into her artistic practice.
🔷 Aurora
Aurora is a dancer and performer based in Berlin. Through her work she explores physical limits, the possibilities that open up when contrasting ideas are mixed, and how the mind and body can let go of identity.
🔷 Tzina Kyrousi
A dancer specializing in contemporary dance, improvisation, and choreographic research. She has presented her work at venues and festivals in Berlin and Athens. Her practice combines different techniques and influences. She uses improvisation as a tool to strengthen her kinesthetic identity.
🔷 Giorgos Poulios
He composes music for theatrical and dance-theater productions by artists such as Euripides Laskaridis, Dimitris Papaioannou, Christos Papadopoulos, Roula Pateraki, Katerina Evangelatou, and Dimitris Karantzas. His musical work is presented internationally at concerts, theaters, and festivals.
🔷 Stefanos Psaradakis
A graduate in classical composition, he studied classical percussion and modern drums. He has performed with groups on the local scene and with symphony orchestras. He uses conventional instruments, everyday objects, field recordings, and computers. He composes music for films and performances. He engages in free improvisation in solo or ensemble performances.
🔷 Konstantinos Zigeridis
Accordionist and bandoneonist. He has lived and studied in Greece, Germany, and Argentina. He regularly collaborates with the Greek National Opera. He is a founding member of the Oros Ensemble.