NEW YORK – Vangeli Tsompanidis, a Greek-Puerto Rican actor/writer based in New York City, spoke with The National Herald about the world premiere run of his play ‘Imposter Syndrome: A Greek Tragedy’ at The Tank, 312 West 36th Street in Manhattan, October 18-25. The show runs for five performances Sunday, October 18, 3 PM; Monday, October 19 and Friday, October 23, 9:30 PM; Wednesday, October 21, and Sunday, October 25, 7 PM. “The play features a cast of nine with all Greek roles played by Greek actors,” Tsompanidis told TNH. “It is high comedy and celebrates Greek culture through a lens of magic.” “A hot, witchy summer brews in Astoria, Queens, but Themi Tsamos, a gay Greek virgin, is stuck working for his [‘thia’] at her run-down cat shop,” as noted in the play’s description. “After a psychic reading goes awry, Themi discovers his romantic misfortune stems f
