Grigoris Serbis is an Athens-based professional actor and social scientist.

He studied acting at the Athens Conservatoire Drama School and graduated from the “Delos” Higher School of Dramatic Art (Dimitra Chatoupi). Blending the performing arts with social sciences, he also holds degrees in Sociology from the University of Crete and Political Philosophy from Panteion University, bringing a rich academic and humanitarian perspective to his creative craft.

His extensive stage and screen experience includes diverse roles across classical drama, contemporary plays, and physical theater. Notable theatrical credits include portraying Aaron the Moor in William Shakespeare’s “Titus Andronicus” (directed by Emmanouil G. Mavros) at Dromos Theatre, Sophocles’ “Oedipus Rex” (directed by Takis Loukatos) with the “Metamorphoses” dance-theater company, as well as productions of “King Lear”, “Deep Sigh”, and “Otherwise, Fine”. On screen, he recently appeared in the film “Woman on the Beach”. Grigoris continuously expands his artistic expression through specialized seminars in dramatic arts, vocal training, and contact improvisation.