GET READY FOR
a special conference
in Spetses, Greece for a
bicentennial celebration of
greek independence 1821-2021
To learn more about the heroines visit: HERE.
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Are you interested in more information on the upcoming Conference in Greece?
The Conference will proceed pending government travel restrictions due to Covid19 to Greece are no longer in effect. Please submit your name and email to HAWC if you have an interest and would like further information. Additional informaiton on the activities planned for the conference and the accommodations will be posted in November 2020. East Contact: ekaterini.malliou@gmail.com 202-413-2322 Midwest Contact: HAWCGreatLakes@gmail.com Pacific Contact: HAWCPacific@gmail.com |
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The LADY of RO
A one woman play will be performed during the Conference in Spetses by Fotini Baxevani
HAWC Pinvites you to attend The Lady of Ro, and presents Fotini Baxevani as The Lady of Ro.
The Lady of Ro, a one-woman show, is inspired by the life of Despina Achladioti, the Greek widow known as the Lady of Ro after the name of the deserted island where she took refuge during the two World Wars. After the invasion of Cyprus in 1974, Achladioti became a hero and folk legend for her persistence in raising the Greek flag on the island, marking the rocky soil with the potent symbol of Hellenic sovereignty. Told in mesmerizing prose, compassion and humor to spare, and infused with Fotini Baxevani's striking acting, The Lady of Ro is a transcendent performance that evokes a specific time and place, yet movingly describes the universal human condition.
A one woman play will be performed during the Conference in Spetses by Fotini Baxevani
HAWC Pinvites you to attend The Lady of Ro, and presents Fotini Baxevani as The Lady of Ro.
The Lady of Ro, a one-woman show, is inspired by the life of Despina Achladioti, the Greek widow known as the Lady of Ro after the name of the deserted island where she took refuge during the two World Wars. After the invasion of Cyprus in 1974, Achladioti became a hero and folk legend for her persistence in raising the Greek flag on the island, marking the rocky soil with the potent symbol of Hellenic sovereignty. Told in mesmerizing prose, compassion and humor to spare, and infused with Fotini Baxevani's striking acting, The Lady of Ro is a transcendent performance that evokes a specific time and place, yet movingly describes the universal human condition.