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Mariza Koch Reflects on Messolonghi in New Performance

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Mariza Koch recited lines from Dionysios Solomos' 'Free Besieged', expressing their deep emotional impact.
She collaborates with the National Theatre and local entities for a performance marking 200 years of the Exodus.
Koch aims to present a personal and collective homage through the live performance of excerpts from the poem.
She emphasizes the significance of human transcendence and the heroism displayed during the siege of Messolonghi.

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Mariza Koch recited lines from Dionysios Solomos' 'Free Besieged', expressing their deep emotional impact.
She collaborates with the National Theatre and local entities for a performance marking 200 years of the Exodus.
Koch aims to present a personal and collective homage through the live performance of excerpts from the poem.
She emphasizes the significance of human transcendence and the heroism displayed during the siege of Messolonghi.

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