[set of two volumes]

Theodoros Exarchos continues his solitary and titanic struggle to record the continuation of his guild, to complete with research, hard work, and above all, love the unbreakable chain of the masters of modern Greek theater. In the first volume, he records the pioneers who, until the 1950s and 1960s, laid the foundations, solidified, and refined the profession of the actor. In this volume, he collects the workers of the stage who were born from 1900 to 1925. Many have already retired from both the stage and life. Most of them still act among us, vigorous and always dreamy. This dictionary of personalities is at the same time a reservoir, an inexhaustible treasure of achievements, struggle, sacrifice, despair, misery, and triumphs. A scathing critique of the harsh plank of Greek theater.