Konstantinos Siradakis, a multifaceted individual with a rich background, was born in the vibrant city of Athens, Greece. As a child, he led a life of adventure, moving between Athens, Belgium, Xanthi, and Komotini, due to his father's military career. This nomadic upbringing would later influence his artistic endeavors.
Siradakis' academic pursuits led him to the University of Athens, where he graduated with a degree in Physics. However, his true passion lay in the world of acting. He enrolled in the Veaki school of acting and later joined the esteemed 'The Acting Laboratory workshop' under the guidance of Akis Davis, a renowned actor and director.
Siradakis' early forays into theater included performances in plays such as 'Victor or the Children in Power' by R.Vitrac, 'The Idiot' by F. Dostoyevski, and 'The Birthday Party' by H.Pinter. His most recent theatrical endeavors have seen him take on the role of 'The Father' in a production by Florian Zeller.
In addition to his work in theater, Siradakis has made a name for himself in Greek cinema. He has appeared in iconic films such as 'Hostage' (2005) directed by C. Giannaris, 'Soul Kicking' (2006) directed by Y. Economides, 'Strella' (2009) directed by Panos H. Koutras, and 'Standing Aside, Watching' directed by G. Servetas, among others.
In recent years, Siradakis has expanded his reach by participating in international productions. He starred in the Netflix original film 'Born to Be Murdered' alongside J.D. Washington, directed by Ferdinando Cito Filomarino, and the Greek film 'Pack of Sheep' directed by D. Kanellopoulos.
As a writer, Siradakis has contributed to the film 'PARI' (Berlinale 2020),directed by S. Etemadi. In 2024, he was cast in Romain Gavras' 'Sacrifice' and Eleni Alexandraki's 'Tholos Vythos'.
