Hour-long show produced by ERT, 2024-2025

Journalist and presenter Lena Aroni presents the new TV season with #STArt, a brand-new cultural show that brings to the forefront the most important figures whose work has influenced and shaped the history of contemporary culture.

With a dynamic and high-aesthetic approach, the show aims to document the journey and work of great creators from all areas of the Arts and Humanities— from Theatre and Music to Visual Arts, Literature, and Science—focusing on the moments that defined them, the challenges they faced, and the successes that elevated them.

In an era when audiences seek genuine and meaningful encounters, Lena Aroni, with warmth and immediacy, explores the lives, careers, and journeys of leading creators, documenting their personal and artistic paths, always with the accuracy and consistency that define her.

This week, Lena Aroni meets the great actress Karyofyllia Karampeti in an interview filled with memories, emotions, and revelations.

Karyofyllia Karampeti, with rare honesty, talks about her childhood in Doxa Didymoteichou, the special bond she had with the city and nature, her family, and her father's café. She speaks emotionally about her first steps in the world of theatre when she joined the Drama School of the Northern Greece State Theatre.

Her journey is filled with significant works and great collaborations, not driven by money or fame, but by the powerful stimuli of theatre.

The iconic Greek actress reflects on the legendary "Open Theatre," the great collaborations, and the important works that followed, including her major performances at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, leading to "The Murderess" by Eva Náthena and "Three Women" by Bob Wilson.

Don’t miss this unique meeting, full of emotional intensity and sincerity!