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April Newsletter: Plessas, Life of Byron & Zorba's
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Life of Byron
22 May – 7 June 2026 | Greek Centre Following a hugely successful run in Melbourne and Sydney, Life of Byron returns to the stage at The Greek Centre. A funny, raw and deeply human story of a man forced to confront his past, his family, and the mother who shaped him. Directed by Tony Nikolakopoulos, starring George Kapiniaris with Maria Theodorakis.
Tickets on sale now.
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Final Tickets Released: Mimis Plessas
Tickets from $59 | 6PM Sun 31 May | Melbourne Recital Centre Final tickets have just been released for 100 Years of Mimis Plessas. Join us for a live orchestral tribute to one of Greece’s greatest composers, whose music spans 104 film scores and generations of iconic songs, including Pios to xerei and Tosa Kalokeria.
From $59 — book now before tickets sell out.
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Celebrating St. George
St. George's Greek Orthodox Church celebrates the Feast of St George this week at 66 David Street, Thornbury. All are welcome.
April Key Dates - 23 April – Feast Day of St George, presided over by His Grace Evmenios of Chora 7:30am
- 26 April – Sunday of the Myrrh-Bearing Women and St George Parish Festival from 11:30am
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Applications Now Open: Greek Summer Camp
30 June – 11 July 2026 | Ages 18–24 | Thessaloniki Applications are now open for the fifth annual Greek Summer Camp in Thessaloniki: a two-week experience. Open to applicants aged 18-24 from across Australia. Applications for the Attiki Summer Camp (ages 14-16) will open soon.
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Special Film Screenings: Kapodistrias
7PM Wed 29 April | 3PM Sun 3 May | The Astor Theatre
Next week, Kapodistrias screens at The Astor Theatre. A powerful film about the leader who shaped modern Greece. A story of vision, conflict and sacrifice in a time of crisis. The man who defined a nation. Film in Greek with English subtitles.
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Theatre Show: Lysistrata
29–31 May | Doncaster Playhouse The Creative Drama & Arts group and the Greek Community of Melbourne present Lysistrata by Aristophanes. One of the most beloved comedies of ancient Greece, this bold and cheeky play imagines a world where women, fed up with war, take matters into their own hands — declaring a sex strike to force peace.
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Zorba’s Last Dance
10 – 14 June 2026 | Greek Centre Zorba’s Last Dance brings Zorba face to face with his creator, Nikos Kazantzakis, in a powerful theatre work where truth and fiction collide. As the real man challenges the legend, a deeper story unfolds, exploring identity, memory and the cost of creativity through drama and music. Limited season. Book now.
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Start Greek Dance This Week
Starting this week | Greek Centre | Wed 6:30–8PM + Every 2nd Sat 1:15–2:45PM Learn the traditions of Greece through dance. Term 2 classes have begun, kicking off with dances from Crete. There's still time to join — come along on Wednesday nights or every second Saturday.
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Greek Online (10-18 years)
Ages 10–18 | Online | Late Beginners course Start Greek from scratch with our online course for students aged 10–18. Learn the alphabet, greetings and everyday conversation — no prior knowledge required.
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