Dimitriοs Koromilas

Dimitriοs Koromilas

Actor · Writer

Athens, Greece
April 11, 1850

Biography

Dimitrios Koromilas (Greek: Δημήτριος Κορομηλάς, Athens, 1850 - 1898) was a Greek playwright, journalist and publisher. He is considered to have renewed the Greek theatre of his time and to have established the comedy and dramatic romance in Greece with his two best-known plays, "The Fortune of Maroula" (1889) and "The Beloved of the Shepherdess" (1891).

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Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

Stavros Tornes: The Poor Hunter of the South
1994Winner

Best Performance

Stavros Tornes: The Poor Hunter of the South

The lover of the shepherdess
1955Nominee

Best Writing

The lover of the shepherdess

The Shepherdess' Lover
1956Nominee

Best Writing

The Shepherdess' Lover

Career Highlights

True Love
1932Highlight

Best Writing

True Love