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Lakis Lazopoulos Character Analysis

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Lakis Lazopoulos Apostolos or Lakis Lazopoulos is a Greek playwright, actor and songwriter. He was born in Larissa (6/5/1956-age 60), Greece where he received his primary and secondary school education. Then, he entered the School of Law at the University of Thrace and in 1984 received his Master's degree from the University of Thessaloniki. Rather than practicing Law however, he chose to devote himself exclusively to acting, which had by this time won him over. In 1979, he writes his first script for the revue Something's cooking in Gipsyland, in which he stars with the Thessalic Theatre. Say Goodbye, It's all over now soon followed with tremendous success and thus Lakis Lazopoulos joins the Free Theatre of Athens. The political situation …show more content…

Since November 2004 - 12 years now - it is considered as a highly successful live satirical comedy show. The production is made by Alpha TV (section News & Information) and the duration of each episode, usually every Tuesday, is 100-120 minutes. Lakis Lazopoulos is the presenter and the main protagonist. We can like the show on facebook and follow it in Twitter. The show includes mockery of short videos referring to humorous Greek TV in order to support his sayings, comment on instances driven by life and criticize politicians' mistakes or gaffes. Lakis Lazopoulos' topics are derived by the internet, the political agenda and his communication with his viewers: “I use the [internet and] the news broadcastings but mainly I communicate with the viewers because this interaction might reveal to me a reaction or thought which I have not detected. Due to the amount of work that I have, I tend not to go out so I contact with my viewers through email. Of course, I have colleagues that keep me informed. The political agenda of the media plays a role because this is what is being discussed throughout the week. Of course, one is engaged about the agenda because this is what the viewers have seen all week. As a result, I keep track of

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