Zoe Katsatou
Greek actress
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Summary
Zoe Katsatou was born on January 16, 1976[1], in Athens[2]. She has worked as an actor[3], voice actor[4], blogger[5], model[6], and columnist[7]. She is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.[8]
Key Facts
- Spouse: Giorgos Giannoutsos[9]
- Child: Christina-Vasiliki Giannoutsou[10]
- Country of citizenship: Greece[11]
- Occupation: podcaster[12], choir singer[13]
- Educated at: Professional Dance School Anna Petrova[14], Hellenic Conservatory[15], Conservatoire de Luxembourg[16], European School, Luxembourg I[17], Elefthero Theatriko Spoudastirio[18], Iasmos Drama School[19], Dance School DanceWay[20], Institut français de Grèce[21]
- Member of: Greek Dubbers Association[22], Hellenic Actors Union[23], DIONYSOS Greek Performers Royalties Collection Society[24], Performers Association of Advertising Texts in Greece[25]
- Sex or gender: female[26]
- Voice type: soprano[27]
- Family name: Katsatou[28]
- Given name: Zoé[29]
- Official website: https://www.mamapetounia.com[30]
- Email address: mailto:zoikats@yahoo.gr[31]
- Relative: Pinelopi Katsatou[32], Lila Katsatou[33]
- Instrument: piano[34], voice[35], flute[36]
- Participant in: Athens Epidaurus Festival[37]
- Languages spoken, written or signed: Modern Greek[38], English[39], French[40], German[41], Italian[42]
- Name in native language: Ζωή Κατσάτου[43]
- Hair color: brown hair[44]
- Number of children: 1[45]
- Start of work period: 1995[46]
- Sibling: Tzina Katsatou[47], Sophia Katsatos[48]
- P14750: E4EB-1AA7-7CE0-CA1D-A320[49]
FAQs
Where was Zoe Katsatou born?
Zoe Katsatou's place of birth was Athens[2].
Who was Zoe Katsatou married to?
Zoe Katsatou's spouses include Giorgos Giannoutsos[9].
What did Zoe Katsatou do for work?
Zoe Katsatou worked as an actor[3], voice actor[4], blogger[5], model[6], and columnist[7].
Where did Zoe Katsatou go to school?
Zoe Katsatou was educated at Professional Dance School Anna Petrova[14], Hellenic Conservatory[15], Conservatoire de Luxembourg[16], and European School, Luxembourg I[17].