Athanasia THeodoridou

Athanasia P. Theodoridou lives and works as a dentist in Kalampaki, Drama. As a soulful hobby, she engages in amateur painting, writing, and culture in general. She authored the texts for the collectible album of the Cultural Association of Kalampaki, "The Customs of My Homeland" (2012), and has published articles in the reader's column of Protagon. Since 2014, she has been writing scripts for dance-theater and musical-theater performances staged in Kalampaki and Drama, including "Once Upon a Time in Kalampaki" (2015), "Euphrosyne's Matchmaking" (2016), "May Holds the Dew" (2018), and "Rebetiko, A Story of Yesterday, Today" (2018). In 2019, she wrote the texts for the children's theatrical play "A Miracle for Santa Claus." Her short story "The Red Veil" was featured in the literary magazine Literature, while the short story "The Violets of Black Stone Street" was recognized and included in a collective edition titled "Stay Close to Me from Afar" (2020), published by Pigi Publications.