He studied at the Glascow School of Art and set design at the Motley Theatre school of set design, where he was awarded the 'Linbury' Prize for set design. He has worked with major festivals (Athens, Edinburg, Brussels, Vienna, Warsaw, Cologne, Paris) as well as renowned theatres and insitutions in Greece and abroad, such as the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Royal Court, The Traverse Theatre, Opera De Montpellier, New Israeli Opera, Greek National Theatre, National Theatre of Northern Greece, Athens Concert Hall, Patras Municipal Regional Theatre (DIPETHE), Theseum Ensemble, and the dance theatres Oktana, SineQuaNon, etc.). He has also worked with distinguished stage directors (Danny Boyle, Roger Michell, Michail Marmarinos, Roula Pateraki, Constantinos Rigos, Petros Sevastikoglou, Giannis Iordanidis, Nikita Milivojevic etc.). He has designed the sets and costumes for stage plays such as Hercules Furens and Oedipus Rex (Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus), Pavlos Matessis’ The dog’s mother [I mitera tou skylou] (National Theatre, 2011), Melted butter [Liomeno Voutiro] (National Theatre, 2008), Dimitris Dimitriades’ Dying as a country [Petheno san hora] (Athens Festival, 2007, European tour), Constantinos Rigos’ The memory of swans (National Theatre of Northern Greece, 2002), Howard Brenton’s Hess is Dead (Royal Shakespeare Company), and more. He won an award at the Drama Short Film Festival for the sets and costumes for the film Skylight [Fotagogos]. He participated in the Greek stand at the Intrnational Set Design Exhibition. He teaches set and costume design in various cities around the world. At GNO, he designed the set for the opera Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Olympia Theatre, 2011), while he designer sets and costumes for the production Tsarevich Ivan and the firebird. // Last update of the biography: April 2017 - The list of productions below is continually updated.