List of Dimitris Papaioannou Works
- List of Dimitris Papaioannou Works
List of stage works by Dimitris Papaioannou
1980s
* "The Mountain" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1987
* "The Raincoat" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1987
* "Room I" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1988
* "Room II" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1988
1990s
* "The Last Song of Richard Strauss" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1990
* "The Songs" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1991
* "Moons" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1992
* "Medea" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1993
* "Iphigeneia at the Bridge of Arta" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1995
* "Xenakis’ Oresteia – The Aeschylus Suite" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1995
* "A Moment’s Silence" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1995
* "Nefeli" (stage show for Haris Alexiou), 1995
* "The Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1996
* "Dracula" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1997
* "Monument" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1997
* "The Storm" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1997
* "Volcano" (stage show for Alkistis Protopsalti), 1998
* "Tree" (stage show for Haris Alexiou), 1998
* "The Return of Helen" (for the Athens Megaron Concert Hall), 1999
* "Human Thirst" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 1999
2000s
* "La Sonnambula" (for the Athens Megaron Concert Hall), 2000
* "A Tale" (stage show for Alkistis Protopsalti), 2000
* "For Ever" – Edafos Dance Theatre, 2001
* "Opening Ceremony – Athens 2004 Olympic Games", 2004
* "Closing Ceremony – Athens 2004 Olympic Games", 2004
* "Before", 2005
* "Black Box", 2005
* "2", 2006
* "MEDEA(2)" (forthcoming), 2008
External links
* [http://www.dimitrispapaioannou.com/ DimitrisPapaioannou.com Official Site]
* [http://www.youtube.com/2BlackBox Dimitris Papaioannou YouTube Channel (2BlackBox)]
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