Lydia Lithos Dance Theatre

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The Lydia Lithos Dance Theatre was established in 1996 by the choreographer – dancer Spiros Bertsatos. The group’s aim is to face every performance as a procedure for the artist and the audience to find their own authenticity and as a medium (soul) cleanliness, as is metaphorically presented by the title “Lydia Lithos” (Philosopher’s stone). Lydia Lithos was the stone used to discover how much gold a rock has. The group produces high quality works with an intense and continuously presence in the field of dance in Greece and promotes contemporary dance and dance theatre, in and out of the Greek borders.

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