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Socrates (Sokratis) Alafouzos is a renowned Director, Writer, and Actor, boasting a plethora of international awards and accolades. Following his studies in theater, film, dance, and photography in Athens, Greece, he secured a Fulbright scholarship to continue his post-graduate studies in acting and directing in the United States.
Upon returning to Greece, Socrates' career flourished as a well-known actor, taking on leading roles in numerous theater productions and films. His directorial debut, "Little King" (Mikros Vasilias),premiered in 2011 and received widespread recognition, including the Grand Jury Prize at the Mediterranean Short Film Festival in Tangier.
In 2015, Socrates wrote, directed, and produced his second feature film, "Between Black and White," which participated in various film festivals and garnered several awards. His extensive experience spans directing documentaries, commercials, corporate, music, and performing arts videos.
In 2016, Socrates received an honorary Visa, allowing him to work in the United States, where he currently resides. He has since founded the Theatron of the Americas, a non-profit theater organization dedicated to promoting ancient Greek drama through theatrical presentations and educational programs.
Throughout his career, Socrates has received numerous honors and awards, including the Grand Jury Prize at the Tangier Mediterranean Short Film Festival, Best International Short at the Salento International Film Festival, and the Rising Star Award at the Canada International Film Festival.
In addition to his film and theater endeavors, Socrates has taught acting and self-improvement seminars, directed documentaries, and has been a Good-Will Ambassador for the Elisa - Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
As of 2022, Socrates is a Presidential Fellow in Greek Theater at Chapman University, where he has created and taught a new course, directed a production, and teaches an Advanced Directing Performance Techniques class.
