Greg Karvelas is an acclaimed theatre and film director based in Berlin, working across South Africa, Europe, and the UK. With over 20 years of experience in theatre and 15 years in film, television, and digital media, he brings a dynamic, visually compelling, and actor-focused approach to storytelling. His work spans narrative-driven drama, comedy, and conceptual theatre, integrating sound design, projection, and multimedia elements to create immersive theatrical experiences. 

A highly collaborative creative, Greg has worked with world-class actors, designers, and production teams, fostering strong partnerships that drive artistic excellence. His background in production management ensures a pragmatic yet innovative approach, allowing him to deliver high-quality work while remaining mindful of budget constraints. 

Beyond theatre, he has developed online content, multi-camera archive shoots, and concept trailers for theatrical productions, as well as contributed to documentary and television projects. Greg’s ability to bridge the worlds of stage and screen makes him a sought-after director, consultant, and creative collaborator. Based in Berlin, he is available for theatre, film, and digital projects across Europe and the UK.

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From directing and producing live and recorded shows/content to delivering a smooth voice-over, Greg is a multi-disciplined creative who can offer the following:

Awards/Nominations

Theatre Award Nominations

Production Awards

52nd Annual Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards (2017)

Best Set Design
Saul Radomsky for Clybourne Park

53rd Annual Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards (2018)

Best Performance
By A Supporting Actress In A Play

57th Annual Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards (2022)

Best Performance
By A Supporting Actor In a Play, Musical Or Music Theatre Production Siya Mayola in “Master Harold”… and the Boys as Willie

57th Annual Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards (2022)

Best Performance
By A Lead Actor In a Play, Musical Or Music Theatre Production Desmond Dube in “Master Harold”… and the Boys as Sam