Andreas Andreou is a theatre and film director and writer from Athens,
Greece. His work centres on non-realistic storytelling that explores the boundaries between reality and fiction, memory and experience, dream and wakefulness, exploding the extremities of our seemingly normal lives.
Andreas has lived, worked and studied in the UK, the US, and continental Europe. He is currently a third-year MFA candidate in Theatre Directing at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. His directing work, showcased in several countries, includes the English-language premieres of Utopia by Mikhail Durnenkov and Apologiae 4 & 5 by Efthimis Filippou; the Romanian premiere of Far Away by Caryl Churchill, and the Greek-language premiere of An Oak Tree by Tim Crouch. In 2022, Andreas wrote and directed his first short film, By Heart, adapted from the stage play D.D.D. by Dimitris Dimitriadis. While at Yale, he also directed Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Coriolanus, Caryl Churchill’s Lovesick, as well as new works by Emily Breeze, Matthew Chong, and Andrew Rincón. His own plays, My Death Etc. and M.A.Z.I., have represented the National Theatre of Greece internationally under the auspices of the Union des Théâtres de l'Europe (UTE).
Between 2017 and 2020, Andreas worked on several projects with the German theatre group Rimini Protokoll at major European institutions, including Haus der Kulturen der Welt, GRIPS Theatre Berlin, Onassis Stegi, Staatsschauspiel Dresden, Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus, Residenztheater München, and Schauspielhaus Zürich. In 2023, he collaborated with Robert Wilson on his productions of Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women and Jarry/Miró’s UBU at the Municipal Theatre of Piraeus and The Watermill Center, respectively. He also served as The Watermill Center Summer Program Assistant that same year.
Andreas has lived, worked and studied in the UK, the US, and continental Europe. He is currently a third-year MFA candidate in Theatre Directing at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. His directing work, showcased in several countries, includes the English-language premieres of Utopia by Mikhail Durnenkov and Apologiae 4 & 5 by Efthimis Filippou; the Romanian premiere of Far Away by Caryl Churchill, and the Greek-language premiere of An Oak Tree by Tim Crouch. In 2022, Andreas wrote and directed his first short film, By Heart, adapted from the stage play D.D.D. by Dimitris Dimitriadis. While at Yale, he also directed Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Coriolanus, Caryl Churchill’s Lovesick, as well as new works by Emily Breeze, Matthew Chong, and Andrew Rincón. His own plays, My Death Etc. and M.A.Z.I., have represented the National Theatre of Greece internationally under the auspices of the Union des Théâtres de l'Europe (UTE).
Between 2017 and 2020, Andreas worked on several projects with the German theatre group Rimini Protokoll at major European institutions, including Haus der Kulturen der Welt, GRIPS Theatre Berlin, Onassis Stegi, Staatsschauspiel Dresden, Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus, Residenztheater München, and Schauspielhaus Zürich. In 2023, he collaborated with Robert Wilson on his productions of Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women and Jarry/Miró’s UBU at the Municipal Theatre of Piraeus and The Watermill Center, respectively. He also served as The Watermill Center Summer Program Assistant that same year.
Theatre
2026 Lovesick
2025 Utopia
2025 The Tragedy of Coriolanus
2025 Apologiae 4 & 5
2024 Far Away
2023 An Oak Tree2 2022 Nineteen Twenty-Two
2022 The Abattoir of Love
2019 A Number
2017 Diagonally
2017 M.A.Z.I.
2017 An Oak Tree
2016 My Death Etc.
2015 Lessness
2013 In Broad Daylight
Film
2022 By Heart
2026 Lovesick
2025 Utopia
2025 The Tragedy of Coriolanus
2025 Apologiae 4 & 5
2024 Far Away
2023 An Oak Tree2 2022 Nineteen Twenty-Two
2022 The Abattoir of Love
2019 A Number
2017 Diagonally
2017 M.A.Z.I.
2017 An Oak Tree
2016 My Death Etc.
2015 Lessness
2013 In Broad Daylight
Film
2022 By Heart