Marios Frangoulis and Deborah Mayers

Marios Frangoulis graduated from the Guildhall school of music and drama at the Barbican Centre in London, already having mastered the violin in Athens. He then won the ‘Maria Callas’ scholarship and studied under tenor Alfredo Kraus. In 1991 he was invited by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber to play the role of  Raoul in ‘The Phantom of the Opera.’ He also at the Athens Concert Hall and went on to win the "Onasis" scholarship which opened the door to Juliard School of music in New York.

He won the Lucciano Pavaroti international competition in Philadelphia. He has played at Covent Garden and  at the Queen Elisabeth Hall. He also took part in the lOth year Anniversary of Les Miserables at the Royal Albert Hall in 1995, not to mention his partaking in many renowned operas.

The list goes on and on with Marios Frangoulis gaining world wide praise and recognition.

Deborah Mayers is well known in Greece for her previous performances with Marios Frangoulis.