Vaso Manolidou

In memoriam

Top Greek stage actress, was born in 1917 in Athens and studied at the Drama School at the National Theatre. He first appeared in 1932 in the same theater as a dumb person in "Julius Caesar" by Shakespeare, to evolve in the coming years in one of the greatest actresses of the National Theatre, who served with dedication throughout most of his career. The only interruption thiasarchikis some short periods of activity. Within a period of fifty years performed a variety of roles, and with great success the great heroines of the international repertoire. First was the role Neritsa the "Merchant of Venice" by Shakespeare. Collaborated with filmmakers Photo Citizen Rep. Rontiris, Taki Mouzenidi and a set of leading actors, who created the so-called "golden age" of the National Theatre. The interpretations remained artistically spectacular and have been milestones in the history of modern Greek theater. Since the summer of 1943 began to establish its own theater companies, in collaboration with other colleagues such as George Pappas and Law Dendrami. Economic partner in the activities thiasarchikes her husband, Theodore Krita, a former actress and later a distinguished theatrical entrepreneur. In 1955 he returned permanently to the National Theatre, where it remains all the years, completing a fruitful new path. During this long period she worked with directors Alex Salmon, Taki Mouzenidi, Cacoyannis and Alexis Minotis. Minotis and directed the last theatrical appearance in 1980 with "Happy Days" Sam. Beckett. In 1932 he appeared in the movie, the movie "Out Poverty" of Dim Gaziadis. Later, in 1954, played in the movie "The crossroads of destiny", written and directed by Dimitris Lygizos Tzane Bernoutsio, shot in movie studios in Egypt

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