Diarkia 35’ (Sep 6)

This piece explores the lives of three teenagers navigating the pressures of modern life. Their days are filled with schoolwork, dance classes, and rehearsals, leaving little time for rest or meaningful connection. Constantly studying, practicing, or scrolling on their phones, they rarely experience true quality time.

Inspired by TikTok trends and social media culture, the choreography reflects the contrast between digital expression and real human connection. Through movement, the dancers embody the tension between routine, pressure, and the desire for freedom.

As the piece unfolds, the three teenagers gradually discover that, beneath their different routines and personalities, they are united by the same emotions, struggles, and aspirations. In sharing these experiences, they find a sense of belonging that no digital connection can replace.

Choreographers: Melina Ioannidou and Elena Pieroudi

Dancers: Cleo Theofilou , Marina Xenofontos, Georgia Tringi

Marina Xenofontos and Cleo Theofilou are students of Ballet&pilates studio by Monica Pericleous

Georgia Tringi a student of Dance Studio Mayia Mina