So what if we faced difficulties and our lessons were different? Nothing stood in the way of discovering joy in our creativity, from having a thirst for learning, and from letting our personalities evolve.  And all of these things brought about our show. These were the things the children said and passionately presented. And…

Dear children, spectators here in our Theater, dear parents, spectators from afar…

.. let the show begin…

Second grade students who were already working remotely on Kostas Magos and Georgia Ganatsiou’s fairytale, “Once upon a time cat,” continued their rehearsals face-to-face, while discussing the essence of the play, which centered on DIVERSITY.  They presented a musical about a red cat and his escapades when he ran into a group of cats.

Throughout the Theater, the children’s voices echoed… we are all different, everyone can do something different, all together we create a beautiful image.

I respect what I am.

I respect what you are.

I respect what he or she is.