Anna Raftopoulou

She was born in Egypt and became a member of the Hellenic Actors Union in 1936. From 1951 and for 15 years she was a permanent member of the National Theater with participation in 37 plays. From 1967 until 1972, when she retired, she starred in performances of the National Theatre of Northern Greece. She mainly performed roles of the classical repertoire. She particularly stood out as Labito in Lysistrata, directed by Alexis Solomos in 1957, next to Mary Aroni and also as Clytemnestra in "Iphigenia in Aulis" in 1961. She married in her first marriage the actor Ioakeim Ratopoulos and in her second marriage the great protagonist of the National Theater Thanos Kotsopoulos with whom in the late 50s they had a son.