Faidra Ntaioglou is a dancer, choreographer, and dance instructor, born in Athens in 1997. She is a graduate of the Rallou Manou Higher Professional Dance School and a final-year student in the Department of Social Anthropology at Panteion University. Alongside her dance training, she has completed music studies in piano and has attended a wide variety of dance workshops and seminar in Greece and abroad. She has taught contemporary dance and movement for actors in drama schools, dance academies, camps, and festivals.
She has collaborated with a wide range of directors, including Romeo Castellucci, Aris Biniaris, Nikorestis Chaniotakis, Sofia Spiratou, Roubini Moschochoriti, Giorgos Valaris, Anna Hatjisofia, Manolis Dounias, Aimilios Heilakis, Konstantinos Aspiotis, and Kostas Gakis. She has choreographed and directed movement for numerous productions, such as Mistero Buffo, Blood Wedding, Dead Poets Society, The Boors, Hamlet, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, The Pillowman, The Wave, Robin Hood, Single Room in a Boîte, Alone with Hamlet, Faust, and The Dog’s Mother.
As a performer, she has appeared in productions including Mystery 11 Ma, The Barber of Seville, RE://STRICT, Tango VS Flamenco: Passiones, Beautiful City, Odyssey, For a Moment… Angels, as well as in a musical-dance cabaret show.
Since 2021, she has been working with the Hellenic National Artistic (Synchronized) Swimming Team, where she is responsible for choreography and teaches contemporary dance and expressive movement. She has taken part in international competitions and Olympic events as part of the team’s artistic staff.

Latest updated: 02/10/2025