Kostas Antalopoulos, a Greek thespian, hails from Solinari, Tilfousion, Levadia, Greece. Upon completing his high school education, he embarked on a journey to Germany, where he enrolled in the prestigious German Sport University of Cologne. During his time in Germany, he participated in a seminar focused on play-music-dance, which piqued his interest in the performing arts.
Following his graduation in Germany, Kostas returned to his native Athens and pursued his passion for acting at the esteemed Veaki Drama School. He made his stage debut in 1995, featuring in a production of Anton Chekhov's "A Marriage Proposal." This marked the beginning of a long and illustrious career in the theater.
Kostas's film debut came in 1998 with the short film "Tugotugo." However, he soon returned to the stage, joining the ATTIS troupe under the direction of Theodoros Terzopoulos. Between 1999 and 2002, he participated in numerous performances of Ancient Drama in festivals worldwide, including Epidaurus, Herodion, Merida, Volksbühne-Berlin, Bogota, Beijing, and Sao Paulo.
In recent years, Kostas has continued to thrive in the Athens theater scene, working with various troupes and taking on leading and supporting roles in film and television. In 2011, he co-founded the viAthens group theater and produced and acted in "The Night Just Before The Forests" and "B-M Koltes."
