Tomorrow, Sunday, April 23, BLUE2 will open a solo exhibition of Emilia Cekoura called “Landscapes of the Motherland”. The Creator controls the intimate landscapes of the home, creating cosmic ecosystems in which every detail plays a fundamental role. Edited by: Florika P. Kyriakopoulou and Antonis I. Kontroyiannis. Fugaro, Asklipou Ave. 98, Nafplio, from 12:30 to 15:30.

The last two performances on April 24 and 25 are based on Lawrence Wilson’s Mouri Gemati Moura, directed by Athena Deliadis. The play, largely autobiographical, tells the story of three teenage tenants in an apartment in Liverpool. Cast: Andreas Giannakulas, Manto Paparrigopoulou, Giannis Tsomarakis. Statmos Theatre, 55 Victoros Ugo, at 21.00.

Thanasis Triaridis’s play The Phone Call, after being staged in Patras, comes to Athens for only three performances. In this dark political comedy, an actor risks his life for the good of humanity. Saturday 22 April at 21.00, Sunday 23.04 at 19.00 and Monday 24.04 at 21.00. Directed by: Dimitra Larentsakis. The main character is Paleologos Khalidas. Avaton Theatre, Efpatridon 3, Keramikos.

Building 1 of the Voyatzoglou Gallery reopens to the public, where eight artists welcome visitors to take a look inside their workshops. Participants: Fotios Balas, Bassment Rats, Kostis Damoulakis, Miltos Digas, Giorgos Brantzos, Panos Papadopoulos, Fenok, Sotiris “Soteur” Fokeas. Until April 23 from 12.00 to 20.00. Admission is free, Eleftheriou Venizelou 63, Nea Ionia.

Presentation of the photo album of Dionisia Alexiadis with texts by journalist and writer Nikos Vatopoulos today, Saturday, April 22, at 12.30 at Rachel Bookshop. The creators of the album will talk about the book, which captures the deserted Athens during the pandemic. Plutarhu 22, Kolonaki.