Nikos Kouros (Chalkida, 20 March 1928 – Athens, 24 October 2018) was a Greek actor.
He studied Law at the University of Athens, piano and singing at the Athens Conservatory and theatre at the drama school of the Hellenic Conservatory. He made his first theatre appearance in 1957 with the Anna Lori - Alki Papas troupe ("Dionysia" theatre, Kallithea).
He was a member of the Art Theatre - Karolos Koun for several years and later moved on to other troupes. In addition to theatre, cinema and television, he worked as an announcer for theatrical and literary shows and as a political commentator at the National Broadcasting Corporation (1954-1957), while he was involved in directing and literature.
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Nikos Kouros (Chalkida, 20 March 1928 – Athens, 24 October 2018) was a Greek actor.
He studied Law at the University of Athens, piano and singing at the Athens Conservatory and theatre at the drama school of the Hellenic Conservatory. He made his first theatre appearance in 1957 with the Anna Lori - Alki Papas troupe ("Dionysia" theatre, Kallithea).
He was a member of the Art Theatre - Karolos Koun for several years and later moved on to other troupes. In addition to theatre, cinema and television, he worked as an announcer for theatrical and literary shows and as a political commentator at the National Broadcasting Corporation (1954-1957), while he was involved in directing and literature.
