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The Greek Lyceum of SA performed at the opening night of the Adelaide Festival of the Arts 2015 to a wonderful reception from the crowd. In fact, as part of the festivities the audience joined in with the Greek dancing to make a great night of the show!
Despite the heat, the students of the Greek Lyceum performed magnificently today at the Unley Greek Festival, held on Oxford Terrace, Unley. Well done to everyone that performed today!
Read MoreBeautiful weather, huge crowds and fantastic performances from the Greek Lyceum of South Australia and the other dance groups resulted in a spectacular weekend of festivities at the Semaphore Greek Festival held at the Semaphore foreshore.
Read MoreBeautiful weather, great food and the wonderful company of the parents, students, family and friends with the Greek Lyceum. Perfect combination for the end of year breakup BBQ for 2014!
Have a Merry Christmas everyone and we look forward to seeing you at our next performance at the Semaphore Greek Festival in January next year!Read More
What a wonderful performance by the entire school of the Greek Lyceum at this year's Glendi festival held at Bonython Park. Everyone performed exceptionally well on the main stage to an awe-struck audience. Well done to all involved!
Read MoreGreek Lyceum of South Australia students help promote Glendi 2014 in this week's edition of the Messenger Weekly Times.
Read MoreThe 2014 Dimitria Festival was held at the Humanities Courtyard at Flinders University on Sunday 2nd November, 2014. Both the intermediate and senior ensembles of the Greek Lyceum performed beautifully to a delighted audience.
Read MoreThe Greek Lyceum performed twice at the Annual Callington Show to a welcoming and receptive audience. It was a beautiful location at Callington and the students did a wonderful job performing in the country setting supporting the multicultural dance arena.
Read MoreA fantastic night was had last night celebrating the 21st Birthday of the Greek Lyceum of South Australia. The company, food and performances were truly wonderful and everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Read MoreThe Greek Lyceum of South Australia proudly performed today at the Serbian Folkloric Festival held at St Sava Serbian Centre on Port Road Woodville.
All the students did a wonderful job today and made the parents and teachers so proud!
Click the button below to check out the photos from today's performance.
The juniors performing at Serbian Folkloric Festival 2014
The rain held off, the sun came out and the sausages and souvlakia were sizzling today at Bonython Park. Family and friends of the Greek Lyceum gathered together for a social picnic at the Bonython Park play space and BBQ area. It was a wonderful afternoon spent sharing food, stories and a quite a few laughs! As the photos testify, great fun was had by all! Can't wait for the next occasion!
Check out the photos here: http://greeklyceumsa.org.au/bbq-picnic/
Greek Lyceum of South Australia representing the Greek Community at the ANZAC Eve Youth Vigil
Their Name Liveth for Evermore
They shall grow not old,
as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them,
nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun
and in the morning,
We will remember them
Tonight on the 24th April 2014, the Greek Lyceum of South Australia represented the Greek Community at the ANZAC Eve Youth Vigil held at the War Memorial on North Terrace.
The dance students representing the Greek Lyceum and that did the Greek community so proud were:
During this weekend's glorious summer weather, the Greek Lyceum seniors performed at the Laziza Mediterranean Festival in Rymill Park, Adelaide.
Some snaps from their performance on Saturday, 11th January are on our website here:
http://greeklyceumsa.org.au/laziza/
The Greek Lyceum of South Australia is a Greek-Australian School of Greek Dance and Culture, which aims to bring to Australian audiences the very best of traditional and contemporary Greek cultural dance forms through its performance ensembles.
