Palaio

Michael Flatley | Athens | June 19

Celebrated Irish-American Lord of the Dance choreographer Michael Flatley will be making a stop at the Faliro Indoor Arena in Athens on Wednesday, June 19, with the production "Dangerous Games." The Lord of the Dance ensemble made its first appearance in 1996 and has since performed to more than 80 million people in 100 countries.

Madrugada | Thessaloniki & Athens | April 5, 7 & 8

Norwegian alternative rock act Madrugada, a favorite in Greece, comes to Thessaloniki and Athens as part of its Industrial Silence European tour. The group behind great songs such as "Honey Bee," "Black Mambo" and "Quite Emotional" will perform at the PAOK sports arena in the northern port city on April 5 (instead of the smaller Helexpo Center venue as originally planned).

Dalian Acrobatic Troupe | Athens | November 23-25

China's award-winning Dalian acrobatic troupe, known for its white-knuckle yet beautifully graceful shows, is coming to Athens for five performances at the Faliro Indoor Arena on Friday (starting at 7.30 p.m.), Saturday (4 and 7.30 p.m.) and Sunday (noon and 4 p.m.). Tickets (available at www.viva.gr and by calling 11876) cost 12-38 euros.

Nick Cave | Athens | June 23

Australian rock legend Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds are headlining this year's Ejekt Fetsival at Plateia Nerou (Water Square) in Palaio Faliro on Athens's southern coast, in a lineup that also includes English rockers Editors and Wolf Alice, and American act Protomartyr in its first appearance in Greece. Doors open at 5 p.m.

Dimitris Kammenos's car stolen

Police said on Thursday that the car of Dimitris Kammenos, an MP and senior official of junior coalition partner Independent Greeks, has been stolen.

The car, which is the property of the Greek Parliament, had been parked in the garage of his home in Palaio Faliro, southern Athens, before it was stolen on Monday.

Police seeking suspects in two armed robberies

Police in the capital on Wednesday were seeking the perpetrators behind two armed robberies, one in the southern suburb of Palaio Faliro and the other in Petroupoli, northwestern Athens, both on Tuesday night.

In the first incident, a lone assailant forced employees to hand over cash from the register at a gas station before fleeing on foot.

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