"The Animal Farm", by George. Orwell, adapted for children and directed by Antonis Diamantis.
"The Quartet" by Heiner Muller. Directed by Antonis Diamantis.
"Anonymous’ Passions", a play based on the novel by Kostis Arvanitakis from Heraklion, "The haters", with live music and songs by Maria Louka and George Zacharioudakis. It was presented all over Crete and participated in the 1st Suitcase Festival at the Proskinio Theater in Athens. Directed by Antonis Diamantis.

•  “ The cat that teached the Seagull how to fly”, inspired by the novel of Luis Sepulveda, performance for children. 
  “Frogs” greek ancient comedy written by Aristofanes

• “Pinoccio”, by Carlo Colonti, performance for children. Directed by Antonis Diamantis
• “This property is condemned“ and “At Liberty “, two one act plays by Tennessee Whilliams. Directed by Antonis Diamantis
• “Fafsta”, comedy written by the Greek theatrical writer Bost. Directed by Antonis Diamantis

”The Unknown Land (Terra incognito)”, by Eugenia Daglas. Direction: Antonis Diamantis.
”Diary of a madman” by Gogol. Direction: Antonis Diamantis.
”Erotokritos” a modern look upon the classical poem of Vintzentzos Kornaros, directed by Antonis Diamantis.

•  “The Magic circus”, performance for children, directed by Antonis Diamantis.
   “London” by Simon Stephens, performance for celebrating the 20th anniversary of our group. Direction : Antonis Diamantis.
  “Larco Project’ a performance based on an article written by Dina Daskalopoulou a journalist, referring in accidents inside factories. This performance is been performed outside of factories during strikes of the workers, as a contribution in their strike.

• “The cat that learned the seagull how to fly” based on the novel by Luis Sepulveda, in theatre adaptation and direction by Irene Koutsaki.
  “The contrabass”, by Patrick Suskind. Directed by Antonis Diamantis, performed by Mirjana Poptesin.
  “The Woman Of Zakynthos” by the National Poet of Greece , Dionysios Solomos. Direction : Antonis Diamantis. The whole work is a study by Antonis Diamantis, upon the subject ”Ritual and theatre”.
  “Liogenniti”. A poem written based on the cretan dialect, by George Kalogerakis, directed by A. Diamantis.