Discover upcoming and past events featuring Helena Matheopoulos, from public lectures and cultural discussions to special events celebrating opera, literature and the performing arts. With an internationally distinguished career, Helena participates in cultural gatherings and events that bring together artists, institutions and audiences from around the world.

  • 30

    Oct

    3:00 PM 2026
    Los Angeles , United States

    Upcoming

    2 - “Maria Callas: The Sacred Flame” Lecture by Helena Matheopoulos

    Forty-five years after her death, Maria Callas (nee Kalogeropoulos) is still worshipped as ardently as she was during her lifetime. Her records outsell those of any other diva, past or present, and she seems to mesmerize a new generation of opera lovers as potently as she bewitched the audiences of her day — a phenomenon unique in the history of opera. “Callas is not just unequaled — she is unequalable!” according to the legendary Italian film, opera, and stage director Luchino Visconti. The Italian press perceptively christened her “La Divina,” thus emphasizing the extra, metaphysical dimension that sets Callas apart from singers of her time and, so far, of all time.
  • 04

    Nov

    3:00 PM 2023
    Los Angeles , United States

    Completed

    “Maria Callas: The Sacred Flame” Lecture by Helena Matheopoulos

    Forty-five years after her death, Maria Callas (nee Kalogeropoulos) is still worshipped as ardently as she was during her lifetime. Her records outsell those of any other diva, past or present, and she seems to mesmerize a new generation of opera lovers as potently as she bewitched the audiences of her day — a phenomenon unique in the history of opera. “Callas is not just unequaled — she is unequalable!” according to the legendary Italian film, opera, and stage director Luchino Visconti. The Italian press perceptively christened her “La Divina,” thus emphasizing the extra, metaphysical dimension that sets Callas apart from singers of her time and, so far, of all time.
  • 23

    Jan

    5:00 PM 2023
    Athens , Greece

    Completed

    Verdi’s Shakespeare | Helena Matheopoulos’ speech

    The speech, accompanied by video projections, will follow the fascinating compositional journey of these three great works through Verdi’s live and creative correspondence with his librettists, Francesco Maria Piave for Macbeth, and poet and composer Arrigo Boito for the other two operas. Through it we become witnesses to a give and take process that is reminiscent of the immediacy of modern-day communications and social media!