An Actor's Duality: The Reality Between Memory and Imagination | Myrto Alikaki | TEDxNTUA

Ever pondered the intricate interplay between personal memories and the captivating world of acting? Enter Myrto Alikaki, a distinguished Greek actress who seamlessly bridges these two realms. Myrto, with her remarkable presence on both stage and screen, has embarked on a journey that traverses her cherished personal memories and the profound art of acting. In this Talk, she unravels the fascinating connection between memory, emotion, imagination, and the craft of acting. Myrto Alikaki, born in Paris in 1972, is a highly accomplished figure in the realms of theater, cinema, and television. Graduating from the "Greek Art Theatre Karolos Koun" in 1993, she has since collaborated with notable directors in both classical and contemporary theater productions. Her cinematic performances have earned her acclaim, including the First Prize for Female Role at Thessaloniki’s Film Festival in 1998 for "Black Out" and recognition at Cyprus’ International Film Festival for "The Tree and the Swing." Myrto has also graced television screens in series like "Anastasia" and "Throne Room." In recent years, she has shared her expertise by teaching acting in drama schools and working as a narrator, showcasing her multifaceted contributions to the arts. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx