Professor of Philosophy and Theory of Theatre and Drama in the Department of Theatre Studies, NKUA, and Chair of the Department (2022–2026). He taught History of Theatre and Cinema at the Hellenic Open University (2008–2025; Coordinator: 2017–2026), as well as Theatre in the postgraduate programme of the Open University of Cyprus (2012–2013).

He served as editor of Paravasis (2003–2013) and, since 2022, as its director. He is also Director of the book series “Theatrical Topoi” (Papazisis Publications, with more than 65 volumes to date).

He has published 28 books on theatre, philosophy, literature, and cinema, more than two hundred scholarly studies, and over three hundred theatre reviews. His articles and studies have appeared in Greek and international academic journals, such as Annuaire Théâtral (Canada), New Theatre Quarterly (United Kingdom), Cahiers balkaniques, Revue des Études Néohelléniques (France), Italohellenica, Culture Teatrali, Itinera (Italy), Journal of Modern Greek Studies (USA), and Estudios Neogriegos (Spain).

In parallel, he writes articles for To Vima and theatre reviews for CNN Greece.

He has worked as a researcher at the Centre for Research of Greek Folklore of the Academy of Athens (1999–2002), as dramaturg of the National Theatre of Greece (1998–2000), and of the International Street Theatre Festival (2009–2013). He has collaborated with leading theatre organisations in Greece and abroad, including the Moscow Art Theatre.

He participated in the research team “JE 2487: Le Grec et l’Autre: perception des différences et des ressemblances” at Paul Valéry University – Montpellier III, Department of Modern Greek Studies.

In 2006, he received the Award for Best Theatre Research from the Association of Greek Theatre and Music Critics for his book The Kingdom of Eugenia: Intertextual and Anthropological Readings of Eugenia by Theodoros Montseleze (Alexandria Publications, 2005).