The Roman theatre of the ancient city of Milos—though only partially excavated and with much of it still lying buried beneath fill and dry-stone walls—remains one of the best-preserved ancient theatres in the Cyclades. The excavated section was conserved and restored between 2010 and 2015, once again becoming a notable landmark, a point of reference, and a vibrant part of the island’s cultural life.
During the event, a short theatrical reading will take place:
a reading of the Melian Dialogue between the Melians and the Athenians from Book V of Thucydides.
The reading will be performed by Nikos Orfanos and Dimitris Kalantzis.
In collaboration with
the DIAZOMA Association
The lecture series is supported by Bodossaki Lectures on Demand (BLOD), the Bodossaki Foundation’s online lecture library (www.blod.gr).
