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Latest revision as of 15:26, May 11, 2009
Yiannis Roulias was a Greek master of the "shadow theatre" (Greek: Θέατρο Σκιών) which brought to life the humourous adventures of Karagiozis, a wretched hunch-backed Greek, who tries to make his way through life in the Ottoman Empire, often with hair-brained schemes that, more often than not, backfire.
Roulias learned the art of the shadow theatre from Dimitrios Sardounis (Mimaros), who is considered the father of Karagiozis in Greece.
Roulias is considered to have been the first artist to have introduced the character of Barba Giorgos to Karagiozis.