CASSANOVA IS MORE THAN JUST A LOVER
Embark on an immersive journey into the multifaceted life of Giacomo Casanova, a figure renowned for his romantic pursuits yet distinguished by far more intriguing exploits. "Casanova Is More Than Just a Lover" unveils the true essence of this 18th-century Venetian adventurer, delving into his dynamic roles as a writer, soldier, spy, diplomat, and musician.
Beyond his legendary amorous adventures, Casanova was a clerical law clerk, a con artist, and a master of alchemy, engaging with some of the most influential figures of his era. This captivating performance, enriched with songs and spoken word, challenges prevailing myths, offering a nuanced portrayal that celebrates his intellectual prowess, daring escapades, and enduring legacy.
Join us for an unforgettable experience that redefines the legend of Casanova, revealing the man behind the myth
★★★★★"A wonderful show! He sings every note with fervent delight " Flora Georgiou - Stage Whispers
Presented by: ATHENS PRODUCTIONS
BIOGRAPHY ACTOR/PLAYWRIGHT/COMPOSER
Loucas Loizou was born in Cyprus to Greek parents. He studied classical guitar when he was young and Pianoforte much later at London’s Trinity College of Music.
He studied theatre directing with NIDA in Sydney and Film with the Radio and Film School in Sydney.
He worked with the BBC in London and with the CyBC TV in Cyprus. He appeared in numerous TV and radio programmes including the ABC.
In 1974, Turkey invaded Cyprus and occupied his hometown in the Northern part of the Island.
To make a living he began singing at Cat Steven’s family restaurant in London in 1974.
He wrote and performed four one-actor plays:
Oedipus Rex The King-The Musical,
Homer's Odyssey-A Mini Musical,
Medea and Jason-A Mini Musical,
Casanova is more than just a lover.
Reviews & Fringe Feed Reacts
Loizou is a captivating performer and musician he lives and breathes his muse with zeal and passion he sings every note with fervent delight - Flora Georgiou, Stage Whispers
The songs 'Come Along And Dance' and 'Bella Senorita' were especially evocative. This was a little gem of a performance, - David Smith, TASA The Theatre Association of South Australia