Acting
Ketty Konstadinou
Kaiti Konstantinou (born December 18, 1962, in Rododaphne, Achaia) was a beloved Greek actress celebrated for her comedic talent across theatre, film, and television. She gained widespread recognition for her portrayal of Soso Papadima in the hit comedy series "Crimes," which aired from 1998 to 2000. Throughout her career, she showcased her versatility by participating in numerous television shows, theatrical productions, and films.
Kaiti's journey in the arts began in earnest when she graduated from the Philosophy and Drama School of the Art Theatre in 1986, alongside her close friends Maria Kavogianni and Yro Mane. Before fully committing to acting, she also worked as a philologist. Her theatrical debut came with the play "Inner Voices," performed at the Art Theatre, where she quickly captivated audiences with her comedic flair.
Despite her successes, Kaiti faced a difficult battle with an aggressive form of cancer in the final two years of her life. After a brief hospitalization, she passed away in a private hospital in Athens on March 10, 2025, at the age of 62. Her legacy continues to resonate in the hearts of fans and fellow artists who remember her for her warmth, talent, and the joy she brought to the stage and screen.
