She was a supporter of women's political rights[3] and collaborated with Vassilis Rotas in the translations of Shakespeare plays[4] and with whom she published the magazine Laikos Logos between 1965 and 1967.
[5] In January 1999, she received Abdullah Öcalan in her house upon the request of the retired Greek Admiral Antoni Naxakis.
[7] She was married to Vassili Rotas the Minister of Culture of the Political Committee of National Liberation (PEEA), the political movement against the Axis powers during World War II.
[1] She published several books and was involved heavily in the translation of William Shakespeare plays.
[1] She became known for portraying the classic comic playwright Aristophanes as a sympathizer of leftwing politics dubbing him Aristerophanes in her play Avgi.