Katerina Louvari Fasoi
She was born and raised in Athens. She studied Law at the Democritus University of Thrace and Acting at Praxi Epta Drama School. She also holds a Master’s degree in Creative Writing from the Hellenic Open University. Since 2015, she has been active in independent theater, working as a playwright, dramaturg, actress, and assistant director. Her plays have been presented at major theaters and cultural institutions in Greece, including the Athens Epidaurus Festival (A Rose is a Rose), the National Theatre of Northern Greece (Big in Japan), the Greek Ministry of Culture & Greek National Opera (The World that Stand Between Us), Epi Kolono Theatre (Anger, the revolution of the couch-part #1), Bios, exploring the urban culture (Αnger, the revolution of the couch-part #2) and Stathmos Theatre (Arizona), among others. She has created and performed the works PATHOS (Perdikiotika Bar, Aegina) and Letters to a Horse (Hypatia Mansion), both based on the poetry collections of Lelos Thanopoulos. She is the co-founder of the collective Black Forest Group, with which she has been working both in Greece and internationally since 2019. Also, she is a long-term collaborator of directors Pantelis Dentakis and Odysseas Papaspiliopoulos. She views theater as an open platform where visual, performing, and fine arts meet the sciences, always placing Humanity at the center. Through her work, she envisions the liberation of all the oppressed people. She loves capoeira as a child loves summer holidays.
Latest updated: 18/09/2025




