The Yusuri, with the participation of Turkish actors with the music of Stavros Xarchakos and the traditional band Palaiina Schefferia, which is a metaphor of the novel Words of the prow by Andreas Karkavitsas. Theater In 1997, in collaboration with the Euro Info Media and the European Cultural Centre of Delphi, he presented and directed two dramatic works of the poet Angelos Sikelianos "The Last Orphic Dithyramvos" and "Daedalus in Crete" in a first world performance at the Ancient Theatre of Delphi. The music was by Yannis Markopoulos and the scenography by Denny Vachlioti. From 1998 he traveled around the world with the musical "The Liturgy of Orpheus" (Orpheus‘ Ritual) with the music of Yannis Markopoulos. He has directed performances in most of the Ancient Greek and Roman theatres in Greece. In 2000 he directed two performances Re-birth at Herodium (Odeon of Herodes Atticus under Acropolis) and The Song of Achilles in the theatre Brachon.(Theatre of the Rocks) The summer of 2001 he presented at the Herodium the 24 Pyrrhic dances with the National Symphony Orchestra of ERT. In 2002 he presented "The Liturgy of Orpheus" and "The Paper Dreams" at the Athens Concert Hall Megaron with Mario Frangoulis and Deborah Mayers, and The "Lightwell" with the actress Anna Synodinou at the Theatre Brettania in Athens. In 2003 he presented "The Muddy Waters" of the poet Nikos Kavvadias in Athens Concert Hall, Megaron with numerous famous Greek artists which was a production of The Company of Friends of the Municipal Theatre of Piraeus, starting then a collaboration of almost a decade when presidents of the Company were the ladies A. Ntaifa and E. Meleti. In the same summer he presented "Songs of Piraeus" in Veakio Open Theatre of Piraeus, "The Liturgy of Orpheus" at the archaeological site of the Marathon Tomb and in the Ancient Theatres of Ephesus and of Delphi. In 2004 he published the study Achilleis which is a reconstruction of the lost Aeschylus trilogy, Myrmidones, Nereides, Phrygians and was presented by the Greek festival and the Cyprus Theatre Organisation at Epidaurus ancient theatre in the summer of 2004, rising protests by Greek philologists but he was vastly praised by the international press and divided the critics. In 2005 he directed the play "Old Neighbourhood" at the Veakio Open Theatre of Piraeus. In 2006 he presented at the Herodium, the musical project dedicated to the Nobelist poet Odysseas