“Streets of Old-a Tribute to the life and work of Mikis Theodorakis” in cooperation with the Municipality of Egaleo in the context of the Cultural Route 2016 at the Municipal Theatre of Egaleo

In search of the truth of the music through clear paths, the group of music of the Cultural Squat KETHEA CROSSING… prepare a tribute to the work and life of the great Greek composer performing his songs and presenting autobiographical texts. A tribute to an artist who with his work, he taught race, reminding us always that under any conditions we can think freely, and to hope.
The music group of the Cultural Squat KETHEA PASS honors Mikis Theodorakis, inspired by the life and work of the to send her own message: even in conditions of dependency, there is hope and a solution to the problem of drugs. The fight for a clean today for a clean tomorrow continues in the streets of old and new with music.
The Groups Music, Theatre and Dance in the Cultural Squat composed of graduates of KETHEA CROSSING and friends – volunteers. With fixed weekly meetings and with the help of trainers, the Groups are aimed at learning, in personal and group improvement and the further cultivation of their members and regularly present performances, concerts, events in events within and outside the programme.
This action is a joint initiative of the culture, the social contribution and the connection of the effort to prevent and respond to substance use by the local community.
A few words about the KETHEA CROSSING
KETHEA CROSSING is a therapeutic treatment program for adult users of drugs and works from October 1990 to the America square. Is program external daily monitoring services are provided free of charge, are not administered pharmaceutical or substitutes and there are no waiting lists.
KETHEA CROSSING is addressed to users of drugs, young adults over the age of 21, employees, students, casual users and the members of the family and friendly environment.
Drug users can turn to for any information on the phone of the Advisory Centre 210 86 26 761.
The parents and relatives of addicts can turn to for any information on the phone of the Centre for Family Support 210 86 12 604.