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.

With remarkable candor, Karyofyllia Karampeti reflects on her childhood in the town of Doxa, Didymoteicho, her deep connection to the town and its natural surroundings, and the special bond she shared with her father and his coffee shop. She also speaks about her first steps in the world of theater, beginning with her time at the Drama School of the National Theatre of Northern Greece. Her career, shaped not by wealth or fame but by the profound inspiration of the stage, has been a journey through significant works and extraordinary collaborations. The iconic Greek actress recounts her experiences with the legendary "Open-Air Theatre," her remarkable partnerships, and her standout performances at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, culminating in works like Eva Nathena's Murderess and Bob Wilson's Three Women.