You're invited to a 1950s Greek wedding after-party and yes, you're part of the family!
Get ready for live music, dancing, tasty Greek finger food, and lots of laughs. Our actors bring the celebration to life, sharing customs, stories, and a lot of breaking plates and shout OPA! Come as a guest, leave as family!
The celebration takes place in a charming outdoor rooftop in Monastiraki, with the Acropolis glowing in the background.
Take the elevator to the rooftop (3rd floor) and the fun begins!
All you need to do is show your ticket!
Your new Greek family is waiting!
Please note that we allow up to a 15-minute grace period for late arrivals. After that, entry may disrupt the flow of the show and the experience of other guests. We kindly ask that you arrive on time to fully enjoy the event.
If the minimum number of participants has not been reached we will contact you (at least 1 day before the show) to reschedule if possible.
Step into a vibrant rooftop in the heart of old Athens and become a guest at a joyful Greek wedding! This immersive theatrical experience invites visitors to eat, dance, and celebrate like locals. Surrounded by music, laughter, and the scent of homemade food, guests are welcomed with traditional delicacies and live bouzouki tunes before being swept into a festive celebration.
With playful dialogue, spontaneous humor, and lively dancing, the performance blends storytelling and audience participation. Visitors learn Greek wedding customs, join the circle dances, shout "OPA!" as plates break, and toast with ouzo under the Athenian sky.
It’s not just a show — it’s a celebration where everyone becomes part of the family. Perfect for travelers seeking a fun, heartfelt, and unforgettable taste of Greek culture.
Please arrive 30 minutes prior.
Have your ticket ready (mobile or printed)
Infants sit on lap
The address is Mitropoleos 59, Monastiraki.
Take the elevator to the rooftop (3rd floor)
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