Our theatre group, NOITI GRAMMI (NPO), is getting ready for a major comeback! After the warm reception from audience and critics, the absurd comedy "To Komplexiko" is returning to the stage of ALKMINI Theatre, on October 9th.

Based on the book of the same name by Achilleas III, it explores language, its subversion, and the complexity of communication in the modern world. A hilarious, modern comedy that puts a magnifying glass on the complexes, insecurities, and small paranoias of our daily lives.

Why we need your support:

To bring this revival to life, we are launching a crowdfunding campaign. Every bit of help—big or small—is invaluable. Whether it is €20 or €500, you become the reason this vision takes shape!

As a small token of our gratitude, we offer the following:

• All of our supporters will be acknowledged by name on our website
• For every €50, you receive two tickets to the performance
• For every €100, you can join us for a special evening in October to get to know each other—the creative team meeting our audience
• For every €150, we offer you a memory stick featuring our audio performance "I Remember" in English—a performance that toured internationally at festivals in Luxembourg, Vietnam, and Thessaloniki, among others

Thank you in advance for your support!
You truly become an active part of our theatrical family!

SUPPORT US HERE!

What the critics wrote about us:

"Complexico" is unlike any other show! Directed by Olga Pozeli, the performance is a rare case where linguistic deconstruction is transformed into a live theatrical event...

It is upon this highly fluid and open material that Olga Pozeli built her performance, creating a small miracle...

— Tonia Karaoglou, Athinorama

"Olga Pozeli does not approach the text as something sacred that must be 'interpreted,' but as raw material for theatrical discovery. That is precisely the show's greatest triumph: it does not attempt to give dramatic form to anti-theatrical material. Instead, it embraces its chaos. The words of Achilleas III—these linguistically mutated creatures caught between wordplay, social satire, and existential trolling—gain body, rhythm, and nerve through a stage composition that resembles an absurd cabaret after a nervous breakdown. Enhancing the playful identity of the performance as an ideal sonic relative to the universe of Achilleas III is Spyros Grammenos, who, with his familiar satirical gaze, provides the music, balancing between the comedic and the bitter."

— Dora Baroutaki, all4fun

"There are performances that tell stories and others that deconstruct them to give the viewer the tools to build something new from scratch. The new work by Olga Pozeli and the Noiti Grammi theater group does this and more—as she herself states, she is less interested in storytelling and more in crafting images that captivate the audience, serving as a catalyst for a new 'reading' and perspective free from pre-chewed content. Using music, dance, and physical movement as their tools, the group is not afraid to surprise, provoke, and shock, stepping beyond the established boundaries of language, much like Achilleas III's Complexico itself. In an era where public discourse suffers from sterilization and self-censorship, there is something deeply liberating about this theatrical disrespect toward linguistic norms and their pretentiousness."

— Konstantina Kallergi, Quinta

"Actors Michalis Anagnostou and Christos Kapenis initiated an interpretive and delightful dialogue with actor-director Olga Pozeli—who was also on stage—maintaining the tempo in a fluid linguistic narrative that proposed a break with the mundane and validated the grace of the Absurd. Combining existing words into one, deconstructing conceptual terms, and incorporating commentary paid off because the show's creators integrated open humor into their expressive tools, seeking to shatter conventional representational form while highlighting the subversive power of imagination."

— Eleni Gkini, Creative Voices & Pages