Panagiota Vlanti (Athens, 28 March 1969) is a Greek actress. She was born and raised in Athens. At the age of 16, she took part in the films "Girls for... a Pinch" and "Radio-Heels", which led her to decide to study acting. Completing her studies in acting and the Theodosiadis Drama School in 1993, she made her television debut 1 year later, in some episodes of the series "The Unknown" and "Love and Passion", having small roles. In the 1994-1995 season she became more widely known through her participation in the series "I Lygeri" on ET1. The next major television successes were the series "B…
Panagiota Vlanti (Athens, 28 March 1969) is a Greek actress. She was born and raised in Athens. At the age of 16, she took part in the films "Girls for... a Pinch" and "Radio-Heels", which led her to decide to study acting. Completing her studies in acting and the Theodosiadis Drama School in 1993, she made her television debut 1 year later, in some episodes of the series "The Unknown" and "Love and Passion", having small roles. In the 1994-1995 season she became more widely known through her participation in the series "I Lygeri" on ET1. The next major television successes were the series "Bios Anthospartos", "Eroica" and "Aerines Siopes", while in the 2000-2002 season she took part in various episodes of the series Kokkinos Kyklos. In 2007 she won the Shooting Stars award at the Berlin festival, which is awarded to young actors. In the 2007-2009 season, she played Silvi in Panos Kokkinopoulos' black comedy, Black Midnight, making her character in the series stand out. In the 2009-2010 season, she starred in the Mega comedy M+M and made guest appearances in series 4 of Christoforos Papakaliatis. She then abstained from television and in 2012 starred in the Cypriot series "Seven Heavens and Clouds, Wanderers" and then had a small role in the Cypriot series "Storm". She then dedicated herself to theater while making small appearances in television series and in 2016 returned with a leading role in the Greek series of Alpha "Asteras Rachoulas". Since then, he has been involved in theater and has not appeared in a leading role on television. In the 2021-2022 season, he starred in Alpha TV's new comedy series "Leave us alone, Mom."
