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Department of Theatre Studies

RESEARCH

Research

Research activity, publications, projects, conferences and artistic initiatives of the Department of Theatre Studies

The Department of Theatre Studies develops a multifaceted research activity that includes academic publications, international collaborations, conferences, research projects, lectures and artistic initiatives. This section functions as a central hub providing access to the main aspects of the Department’s research and creative presence.

During the period 1990–2025, the Department organized conferences, study days and symposia, developed lectures and exhibitions, participated in research and educational programmes, and produced a significant number of academic publications and editions.

65
conferences, study days and symposia
21
lectures
193
independent academic publications
1061
publications in journals, volumes and proceedings
7000+
citations in international and Greek bibliography

Explore the research activity

PublicationsAcademic journals, volumes, supplements and publishing initiatives of the Department.
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Conferences – Symposia – Study DaysEvents fostering academic dialogue, knowledge exchange and the public presence of the Department.
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Artistic ActivitiesPerformances, performative actions and creative initiatives with artistic and research-oriented character.
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Lectures – Seminars – VisitsTalk series, educational sessions and visits with research and academic focus.
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Research ProjectsInternational projects, digital infrastructures, archival initiatives and thematic research programmes.
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ExhibitionsExhibition initiatives connecting research with visual documentation, scenography and costume design.
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Department CollaborationsNetworks, partnerships and collaborations with universities, cultural institutions and research organizations.
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This section summarizes key aspects of the Department’s research trajectory and serves as a starting point for more detailed navigation across the individual categories of its academic and artistic activity.