Dionysis Fotopoulos

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Kalamata, Greece

Dionysis Fotopoulos

Biography

Dionysis Fotopoulos (Kalamata, 1943) is a Greek costume designer, set designer and painter. His brother was the equally great costume designer and set designer Vassilis Fotopoulos, who had won an award for the film adaptation of Zorba by Nikos Kazantzakis. Fotopoulos, unlike his brother, did more work for the theater. He worked at the National Theater where he designed sets and costumes for over 42 performances, his first work being Maria Lampadaridou-Pothos's "Electra's Dance" in 1971 and his last in 2001. He also collaborated with the State Theater of Northern Greece for approximately 23 performances, while he had collaborated with the Nati...

Production

1993

I Dream of My Friends

as Art Direction

1988

The Woman Who Dreamed

as Art Direction

1978

A Dream of Passion

as Set Decoration

1978

A Dream of Passion

as Costume Design

1977

Iphigenia

as Set Decoration

1975

Weak Spot

as Production Design

1975

Weak Spot

as Costume Design

2006

Dying in Athens

as Costume Design

2006

Dying in Athens

as Art Direction

1970

Blind Date

as Costume Design

1970

Blind Date

as Set Decoration

1971

Provocation

as Set Decoration

2012

Blood Ties

as Set Decoration

1980

1996

Acropol

as Set Decoration

1996

Acropol

as Costume Design

1977

Iphigenia

as Costume Design

1974

The Colors of Iris

as Production Design

1999

The Cherry Orchard

as Costume Design

1999

The Cherry Orchard

as Production Design

1992

2014

The Limousine

as Art Direction

2004

Delivery

as Decorator

1997

The Bachelor

as Art Direction

1985

Varieté

as Art Designer

1978

1922

as Costume Design

1980

Melodrama?

as Set Decoration

1980

Melodrama?

as Costume Design

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