Fotis Metaxopoulos

Fotis Metaxopoulos

Born 1935-05-13 (age 91) Athens, Greece
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Biography

Fotis Metaxopoulos (13 May 1935) is a Greek dancer, choreographer and dance teacher.

He was born in Athens in 1935. At the age of five he lost his mother and his father took over his guardianship. At 19, he attended Palmer Schools with a view to working as a radio operator in the Merchant Navy. He was influenced by the film The Life of Rodolfo Valentino (1954) and decided to take up dancing. In the same year (1954), Angelos Grimanis, choreographer of the National Opera, was looking for dancers to compose a ballet that would tour Greece and Europe. Grimanis did not hire the then inexperienced Metaxopoulos, but introduced him to the Swiss dancer Myriam Choisy, who in turn encouraged him to take up dancing professionally.

His first professional contact with dance was in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at the National Garden Theater with choreography by Yannis Fleury. He continued his theatrical appearances and at the same time prepared for three years at the Swazi School to finally obtain a license to practice the profession of dancer in 1957.

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Known For

Doctor Z-Vengos
Doctor Z-Vengos

1968

as dancer

Η φλόγα
The 201 Canaries
The 201 Canaries

1964

as Alkiviadis

A Pitiful Don Juan
A Pitiful Don Juan

1960

as dancer

Gerontokoros
Gerontokoros

1967

as dancer

The Countess of Corfu
My Aunt the Hippie
My Aunt the Hippie

1970

as dancer

Someone like It Cold...
The Big Fool
The Big Fool

1967

as dancer

My Boss Was a Fool
My Boss Was a Fool

1969

as Χορευτής

The Twins
The Twins

1964

as dancer

What Does Man Do To Live
My Dimitri... My Dimitri
The firecracker
The firecracker

1970

as Dancer

Artesta
Artesta

1966

as Dancer

The Playful Girl
The Playful Girl

1967

as dancer