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Stamatis Fasoulis (Ambelakia Salaminas, 1947) is a Greek director, actor and the actor. He was born in 1947 in Ampelakia, Salamina, and grew up in Kypseli. He studied at the Drama School of the National Theatre. He was one of the key members of the Free Theater and later of the Free Stage. He has directed many plays, among them: The Third Wreath, Tonight we dine at Jocasti, Niki, Plutos, Death of the Merchant, Vira the Anchors and Alexis Zorbas. He also has many appearances as an actor in theatre, television and film. In 2001, the awarding of the Horn Prize began on his own initiative
Stamatis Fasoulis is a prominent Greek actor and stage director born in Salamina and trained at the Drama School of the National Theatre of Greece.
He is known for his extensive stage direction and acting credits in Greek theatre, television, and films such as Love Wanders in the Night and Theophilos.
He is closely associated with the National Theatre of Greece and historical theatrical ensembles like the Free Theater.