Evi Tsaklanou is a versatile Greek actress, choreographer, performer, and singer who balances her artistic career with doctoral studies in Social Work. Her extensive artistic journey spans theater, physical performance, contemporary dance, and music.

Career Highlights & Artistic ContributionsTheater & Collaboration: She has collaborated with prominent cultural institutions, including the Greek National Opera, Athens & Epidaurus Festival, and the Onassis Stegi. She frequently collaborates with director and writer Giorgos Kalogeropoulos on various alternative and contemporary theatrical projects.

Choreography & Performance: Moving fluidly between text and movement, she serves as both an actress and a choreographer for several productions, such as Letters 1.5 Meters Away (Γράμματα 1,5 μέτρο μακρυά) and Henrik Ibsen’s When We Dead Awaken (Όταν ξυπνήσουμε εμείς οι νεκροί). Her work includes experimental art projects like Faster Than Light and Occupy Atopos.

Music: As a singer, she originally recorded the single “Rogmi” (“Ρωγμή”) in 2019 for the theater production Ragismenes (Ραγισμένες) under the Mikros Iros label. The song was re-arranged and presented live at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Athens.On-Screen Appearances: She has built a presence in Greek television and cinema, notably participating in the Alpha TV drama series Na m’ agapas (Να μ’ αγαπάς) as well as independent short film projects and cinema promotional campaigns.Academic BackgroundAlongside her active performing arts schedule, she pursuing a PhD in Social Work, integrating human-centric social perspectives into her broader worldview and artistic identity