She studied Theatre Studies at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, where she completed with distinction the two-year postgraduate programme and wrote her doctoral dissertation, receiving the grade of ممتاز with distinction. For her doctoral research, she was awarded a scholarship from the Sasakawa Foundation, while for her postgraduate studies she received a merit scholarship from the State Scholarships Foundation (IKY). She has taught world theatre history and dramaturgy at undergraduate and postgraduate level at NKUA, the University of the Peloponnese, the Inter-Institutional Postgraduate Programme in Theatre and Film Studies of the University of Crete and IMS/FORTH, as well as in the postgraduate programme “Performing Arts” of the Hellenic Open University. She has participated as a postdoctoral researcher and scientific associate in research projects related to theatre history, the periodical press, and the terminology of the performing arts.

She has presented papers at Greek and international academic conferences and has published articles in conference proceedings and collective volumes. She has also edited conference proceedings, contributed to the organisation of academic conferences, and undertaken scholarly and philological editing.

At the same time, she has written introductions and afterwords for literary and theatrical editions, as well as theatre studies texts and chronologies for theatre programmes.