Christos Tsagas (September 7, 1939 - March 17, 2011) was a Greek actor.
He studied acting at the National Theatre School. He had an important career in the life of Greek theatre and collaborated with great Greek actors.
He starred in more than 40 plays. He directed more than 40 plays and was a co-founder of "Palkosenikos" and the Knossos Theatre, where he staged selected works of the classical repertoire.
He starred in 27 films, including Until the Ship (1966), Safe Sex (1999), Order (1980), A Laughing Afternoon (1979), Alyosha (2000), Donoussa (1992), Ephemeral City (2000), The Descent of the Nine (1984), The Photograph (1986), Iphigenia (1977), Red Dragon (1998), The Wall (1977), We've Arrived! (2004) etc. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
