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Koilon Theatrical Show

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Duration: 1h 10mins
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About: Koilon Theatre

The Koilon Theatre is a Greek theatrical company telling classic myths with a modern, comedic twist. They can be found beneath the cliff on which the Acropolis sits.

Koilon Theatre

Mark. Avriliou 5, 10556, Athens

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