Blogs about: Epidaurus
Featured Blog
Oct.20.2010, Peloponnese
Road to monastery 0830 mixed blue sky and clouds, 18 C. Up and at ‘em, downstairs to TV room for the news, protests continue in France, protests have commenced or perhaps are just now being re… more →
Istanbul and Greece
Epidaurus
wrote 1 week ago: Providing one of the best sights anywhere in Greece, the ancient theatre at Epidaurus is a wonder to … more →
Nafplio
— 1 comment
wrote 2 weeks ago: The trip between Santorini and Nafplio was a long and tiring one, but luckily the day got better as … more →
Greece 2012 #9 Temples and Take-Off
wrote 2 weeks ago: Then before we realised it, it was the last day of the road trip portion of our journey. In a desper … more →
Greece and Istanbul: Mycenae and Epidaurus!
wrote 1 month ago: We got an early start because there was a lot we wanted to accomplish today. The first item on the l … more →
Asclepius' Healing Powers
wrote 1 month ago: There are many testimonies of Asclepius’ healing power one of which is as follows; ‘Euhippus had had … more →
A High Tech Road Trip with Jean Anouilh
— 3 comments
wrote 2 months ago: Robert Frost wrote about two roads that diverged in a yellow wood, a lovely metaphor for choices tha … more →
Fiona Shaw in the Rime of the Ancient Mariner at the Young Vic. January 4-13
wrote 5 months ago: A staged rendition of Coleridge’s poem which debuted at Athens and Epidaurus festival will vis … more →
Surviving Beyond The Police Do Not Cross Line
wrote 7 months ago: English: An image of Psalm 23 (King James’ Version), frontispiece to the 1880 omnibus printing … more →
On gaining perspective...
wrote 8 months ago: The Ancient Theater of Epidaurus “Distance lends enchantment to the view.” -Mark Twain The Ancient … more →
Today's Menu
wrote 8 months ago: Contemporary art is on the menu today in Athens. For starters we will have Lena Kitsopoulou and for … more →
Falling in love
wrote 8 months ago: ‘Grecia no!’ A border policemen lifts his chin in that peculiarly dismissive way the Greeks have of … more →
colossus of maroussi
wrote 10 months ago: “Sitting in the strangely silent amphitheater I thought of the long and devious route by which … more →
Athens
wrote 10 months ago: Theatre at Epidaurus The day after I posted grades, I headed for a week in Athens, Greece, for a … more →
Athens
wrote 10 months ago: Theatre at Epidaurus The day after I posted grades, I headed for a week in Athens, Greece, for a … more →
On the Road: Palamithi – Mycenae – Epidaurus - Athens
— 2 comments
wrote 11 months ago: Situated to the rear of Nafplion is the old castle of Palimithi fort which was completed in 1715. I … more →
Mycenae and Epidaurus Day Trip, our last hours in Athens, and Back to Germany..
— 2 comments
wrote 12 months ago: On Saturday morning we got up bright and early to catch a bus that would take us on a tour of a few … more →
The Ancient Greek Theatre
— 1 comment
wrote 1 year ago: I have always been interested in drama and theatres. Back in school I got into the ancient Greek the … more →
Healing and creative dreams
— 1 comment
wrote 1 year ago: By Marisia Jimenez ND “What purpose do dreams serve? Are they a mechanism for us to release pent-up … more →
A Big Moment: Pictures from Greece
— 2 comments
wrote 1 year ago: My friends! I’m feeling the need to celebrate a small victory. After three long years, I have … more →
