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Madoka Tylastrona: /* Culture */

2026-06-30T18:15:44Z

Culture

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Madoka Tylastrona: /* Cuisine */

2026-06-30T18:09:34Z

Cuisine

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Madoka Tylastrona: /* Diaspora */

2026-06-30T18:02:37Z

Diaspora

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	\| Alanis Star \|\| 12,770 \|\| 2.72% \|\| 2026		\| Alanis Star \|\| 12,770 \|\| 2.72% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Algeria}}\|\| 320 \|\| 0.07% \|\| 2026		\| Algeria\|\| 320 \|\| 0.07% \|\| 2026
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	\| Andorra \|\| 850 \|\| 0.18% \|\| 2026		\| Andorra \|\| 850 \|\| 0.18% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Argentina}} \|\| 180 \|\| 0.04% \|\| 2026		\| Argentina \|\| 180 \|\| 0.04% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Australia}} \|\| 35,772 \|\| 7.61% \|\| 2026		\| Australia \|\| 35,772 \|\| 7.61% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Belgium}} \|\| 3,780 \|\| 0.8% \|\| 2026		\| Belgium \|\| 3,780 \|\| 0.8% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Brazil}} \|\| 470 \|\| 0.1% \|\| 2026		\| Brazil \|\| 470 \|\| 0.1% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{flag\|Brenecia}} \|\| 670 \|\| 0.14% \|\| 2026		\| {{flag\|Brenecia}} \|\| 670 \|\| 0.14% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Canada}} \|\| 4,955 \|\| 1.05% \|\| 2026		\| Canada \|\| 4,955 \|\| 1.05% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	\| Cape Verde \|\| 1,088 \|\| 0.23% \|\| 2026		\| Cape Verde \|\| 1,088 \|\| 0.23% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Chile}}\|\| 895 \|\| 0.19% \|\| 2026		\| Chile \|\| 895 \|\| 0.19% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|China~~\|\|}}~~ \|\| 22,813 \|\| 4.85% \|\| 2026		\| China \|\| 22,813 \|\| 4.85% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Cyprus}}\|\| 115 \|\| 0.02% \|\| 2026		\| Cyprus\|\| 115 \|\| 0.02% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Czech Republic}} \|\| 1,670 \|\| \|\| 2026		\| Czech Republic \|\| 1,670 \|\| \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Denmark}} \|\| 2,105 \|\| 0.36% \|\| 2026		\| Denmark \|\| 2,105 \|\| 0.36% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Egypt}} \|\| 1,450 \|\| 0.31% \|\| 2026		\| Egypt \|\| 1,450 \|\| 0.31% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|France}} \|\| 26,370 \|\| 5.61% \|\| 2026		\| France \|\| 26,370 \|\| 5.61% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Finland}} \|\| 770 \|\| 0.16% \|\| 2026		\| Finland \|\| 770 \|\| 0.16% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Greece}}\|\| 35,000 \|\| 7.45% \|\| 2026		\| Greece\|\| 35,000 \|\| 7.45% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Iceland}} \|\| 80 \|\| 0.02% \|\| 2026		\| Iceland \|\| 80 \|\| 0.02% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|India}} \|\| 28,770 \|\| 6.12% \|\| 2026		\| India \|\| 28,770 \|\| 6.12% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Indonesia}} \|\| 8,775 \|\| 1.87% \|\| 2026		\| Indonesia \|\| 8,775 \|\| 1.87% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Ireland}} \|\| 18,000 \|\| 3.83% \|\| 2026		\| Ireland \|\| 18,000 \|\| 3.83% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Italy}} \|\| 29,110 \|\| 6.19% \|\| 2026		\| Italy \|\| 29,110 \|\| 6.19% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Japan}}\|\| 19,750 \|\| 4.20% \|\| 2026		\| Japan \|\| 19,750 \|\| 4.20% \|\| 2026
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	\| {{flag\|Kanzlia}}\|\| 15,000 \|\| 3.19% \|\| 2026		\| {{flag\|Kanzlia}}\|\| 15,000 \|\| 3.19% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Luxembourg}} \|\| 3,115 \|\| 0.66% \|\| 2026		\| Luxembourg \|\| 3,115 \|\| 0.66% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Malta}} \|\| 110 \|\| 0.02% \|\| 2026		\| Malta \|\| 110 \|\| 0.02% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|Morocco}} \|\| 450 \|\| 0.1% \|\| 2026		\| Morocco \|\| 450 \|\| 0.1% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Netherlands}} \|\| 3,332 \|\| 0.71% \|\| 2026		\| Netherlands \|\| 3,332 \|\| 0.71% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| {{flag~~\|New Zealand}} \|\| 490 \|\| 0.1% \|\| 2026		\| New Zealand \|\| 490 \|\| 0.1% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Norway}} \|\| 980 \|\| 0.21% \|\| 2026		\| Norway \|\| 980 \|\| 0.21% \|\| 2026
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	\| Paradystopia \|\| 6,700 \|\| 1.43% \|\| 2026		\| {{flag\|Paradystopia}} \|\| 6,700 \|\| 1.43% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Portugal}} \|\| 32,775 \|\| 6.97% \|\| 2026		\| Portugal \|\| 32,775 \|\| 6.97% \|\| 2026
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	\| {{flag\|~~ROBOSTANIA~~}} \|\| 910 \|\| 0.19% \|\| 2026		\| {{flag\|Robostania}} \|\| 910 \|\| 0.19% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|South Africa}} \|\| 7,225 \|\| 1.54% \|\| 2026		\| South Africa \|\| 7,225 \|\| 1.54% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|South Korea}} \|\| 770 \|\| 0.16% \|\| 2026		\| South Korea \|\| 770 \|\| 0.16% \|\| 2026
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	\| South Newlandia \|\| 8,990 \|\| 1.91% \|\| 2026		\| {{flag\|South Newlandia}} \|\| 8,990 \|\| 1.91% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Spain}} \|\| 58,500 \|\| 12.45% \|\| 2026		\| Spain \|\| 58,500 \|\| 12.45% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Sweden}} \|\| 695 \|\| 0.15% \|\| 2026		\| Sweden \|\| 695 \|\| 0.15% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Switzerland}} \|\| 11,700 \|\| 2.49% \|\| 2026		\| Switzerland \|\| 11,700 \|\| 2.49% \|\| 2026
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	\| Sylestone \|\| 780 \|\| 0.17% \|\| 2026		\| {{flag\|Sylestone}} \|\| 780 \|\| 0.17% \|\| 2026
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{flag\|TJUN-ia}} \|\| 1,110 \|\| 0.24% \|\| 2026		\| {{flag\|TJUN-ia}} \|\| 1,110 \|\| 0.24% \|\| 2026
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	\| {{flag\|Tumbra}} \|\| 780 \|\| 0.17% \|\| 2026		\| {{flag\|Tumbra}} \|\| 780 \|\| 0.17% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Tunisia}} \|\| 560 \|\| 0.12% \|\| 2026		\| Tunisia \|\| 560 \|\| 0.12% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|Turkey}} \|\| 21,000 \|\| 4.47% \|\| 2026		\| Turkey \|\| 21,000 \|\| 4.47% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|United Kingdom}} \|\| 30,750 \|\| 6.54% \|\| 2026		\| United Kingdom \|\| 30,750 \|\| 6.54% \|\| 2026
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	~~\| {{flag~~\|United States}} \|\| 6,750 \|\| 1.44% \|\| 2026		\| United States \|\| 6,750 \|\| 1.44% \|\| 2026
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	\|}		\|}

Madoka Tylastrona: /* Foreign Relations */

2026-06-30T17:58:34Z

Foreign Relations

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	*{{flag\|TJUN-ia}}		*{{flag\|TJUN-ia}}
	*{{flag\|Tumbra}}		*{{flag\|Tumbra}}
	*{{flag\|Valentine Z~~\|Alanis Star~~}}		*{{flag\|Valentine Z}}
	*Paradystopia		*{{flag\|Paradystopia}}
	*South Newlandia		*{{flag\|South Newlandia}}
	*Sylestone		*{{flag\|Sylestone}}

	'''Other worlds:'''		'''Other worlds:'''
	*~~{{flag\|~~Albania}}		*Albania
	*~~{{flag\|~~Algeria}}		*Algeria
	*~~{{flag\|~~Australia}}		*Australia
	*~~{{flag\|~~Belgium}}		*Belgium
	*~~{{flag\|~~Brazil}}		*Brazil
	*~~{{flag\|~~Bulgaria}}		*Bulgaria
	*~~{{flag\|~~Canada}}		*Cabo Verde
	*~~{{flag\|~~China}}		*Canada
	*~~{{flag\|~~Croatia}}		*China
	*~~{{flag\|~~Denmark}}		*Croatia
	*~~{{flag\|~~Egypt}}		*Denmark
	*~~{{flag\|~~Finland}}		*Egypt
	*~~{{flag\|~~France}}		*Finland
	*~~{{flag\|~~Germany}}		*France
	*~~{{flag\|~~Greece}}		*Germany
	*~~{{flag\|~~Iceland}}		*Greece
	*~~{{flag\|~~India}}		*Iceland
	*~~{{flag\|~~Indonesia}}		*India
	*~~{{flag\|~~Ireland}}		*Indonesia
	*~~{{flag\|~~Italy}}		*Ireland
	*~~{{flag\|~~Japan}}		*Italy
	*~~{{flag\|~~Morocco}}		*Japan
	*~~{{flag\|~~Netherlands}}		*Morocco
	*~~{{flag\|~~New Zealand}}		*Netherlands
	*~~{{flag\|~~Norway}}		*New Zealand
	*~~{{flag\|~~Poland}}		*Norway
	*~~{{flag\|~~Portugal}}		*Poland
	*~~{{flag\|~~South Africa}}		*Portugal
	*~~{{flag\|~~South Korea}}		*South Africa
	*~~{{flag\|~~Spain}}		*South Korea
	*~~{{flag\|~~Sweden}}		*Spain
	*~~{{flag\|~~Thailand}}		*Sweden
	*~~{{flag\|~~Turkey}}		*Thailand
	*~~{{flag\|~~United Kingdom}}		*Turkey
	*~~{{flag\|~~Ukraine}}		*United Kingdom
			*Ukraine

	Culturaly, Tylastrona is a member of the International Broadcasting Alliance since 2026, participating for the first time in the 127th edition of the [[WorldVision Song Contest]]. Additionally, it is member of UN, UNESCO, UNICEF, UNEP, WHO, UNHCR, WFP, Global Alliance on Health and Pollution, Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Global Green Growth Institute, IUCN, International Council of Museums, World Association of Zoos and Aquariums and many other organisations.		Culturaly, Tylastrona is a member of the International Broadcasting Alliance since 2026, participating for the first time in the 127th edition of the WorldVision Song Contest. Additionally, it is member of UN, UNESCO, UNICEF, UNEP, WHO, UNHCR, WFP, Global Alliance on Health and Pollution, Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Global Green Growth Institute, IUCN, International Council of Museums, World Association of Zoos and Aquariums and many other organisations.

	=== Military ===		=== Military ===

Madoka Tylastrona at 17:54, 30 June 2026

2026-06-30T17:54:34Z

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Madoka Tylastrona: /* Youth culture and Subcultures */

2026-06-30T17:34:02Z

Youth culture and Subcultures

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	==== Youth culture and Subcultures ====		==== Youth culture and Subcultures ====


			{{Template:Esportiva}}
	[[Category:Nations]] [[Category:Esportiva]] [[Category:Tylastrona]]		[[Category:Nations]] [[Category:Esportiva]] [[Category:Tylastrona]]

Madoka Tylastrona: /* Visual Arts */

2026-04-19T13:37:30Z

Visual Arts

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Madoka Tylastrona: /* Far-Right */

2026-04-19T13:25:24Z

Far-Right

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 Founded: 2015<br />
 It defends the supremacy of theocracy and is hard-line on industrialism and nationalism, with a policy of welfare exclusivism. It is a breakaway nationalist faction from the UT that advocates expanded temple governance and strict immigration controls. It has a small parliamentary presence, but a strong rhetorical impact.
 == List of heads of government ==

Madoka Tylastrona: /* Other Performing Arts */

2026-04-01T12:34:55Z

Other Performing Arts

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	*'''Tylastronian Circus''' - Circus arts in Tylastrona are quite seasonal, normally happening during the summers instead of the european traditions in Winter. Normally occur during the Panathenaia season or, sometimes, during the Dionysia seasons. It is believed that Tylastronian Circus started around the late House of Astona period and kept reinventing itself until the days of today. Circus skills present in Tylastronian Circus are: acrobalance, acrobatics, cheerleading, sketch comedy, figure skating, ice dance, clowns, juggling, contortion, cradle, ladders, trapeze. Animal use in circus has been banned by the government and by TEA since 1985. Magical Circus skills started in the late single-party period which include telekinesis, magical kinesis, biological magic (banned in 1985 in circus) and simulation magic (actual illusion magic). Fourth Republic magical circus skills added shapeshifting and technopathy. Smyrnaphos Troupe of Wonders (founded in 1839) is the oldest and most popular circus troupe in Tylastrona. Their Panathenaia Show is televised since 1958. Tylastronian Circus is overseen by TACT.		*'''Tylastronian Circus''' - Circus arts in Tylastrona are quite seasonal, normally happening during the summers instead of the european traditions in Winter. Normally occur during the Panathenaia season or, sometimes, during the Dionysia seasons. It is believed that Tylastronian Circus started around the late House of Astona period and kept reinventing itself until the days of today. Circus skills present in Tylastronian Circus are: acrobalance, acrobatics, cheerleading, sketch comedy, figure skating, ice dance, clowns, juggling, contortion, cradle, ladders, trapeze. Animal use in circus has been banned by the government and by TEA since 1985. Magical Circus skills started in the late single-party period which include telekinesis, magical kinesis, biological magic (banned in 1985 in circus) and simulation magic (actual illusion magic). Fourth Republic magical circus skills added shapeshifting and technopathy. Smyrnaphos Troupe of Wonders (founded in 1839) is the oldest and most popular circus troupe in Tylastrona. Their Panathenaia Show is televised since 1958. Tylastronian Circus is overseen by TACT.
	*'''Tylastronian Variety''' - It started during the early single-party period as a way to distract the people from the nation's problems. These shows started in national radio, and used mostly sketch comedy, clownery, acting and music. By the 50s, post-Mylonas single-party period, Television started to host the variety shows, now with visual aid sketch comedy, clown shows, acting were accompanied by jugglers, ventriloquists and puppetry theatre. Eínai Pánta éna Ypérocho Apógevma (1958-1980) was the most popular variety show, ending even after the end of the single-party state. Japanese variety media started to be broadcasted in the late 1980s. Included Takeshi's Castle and Gaki no Tsukai. Nowadays, Tylastronian Variety shows are described to be totally funded by the Television, the TNB, Tylastronian National Broadcaster. With shows like Kaliméra, Tylastróna (1988-present), Pída to Potámi (1998-2002, 2007-2015), a show similar to Wipeout and Takeshi's Castle. And Komşuya Bakın! (1997-present), the game show/variety show fully in the Turkish language. Sketch comedy, late night shows also started to be popular during the late 80s. Saturday Night Live started to be broadcasted in 1988, The Daily Show in 1999, Ametalk! in 2003, Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2005 and Conan between 2012-2021. These shows inspired TNB to created its own shows, sketch comedy shows: Koíta ton Ilíthio! (1995-present), O Klóoun tou Symvoulíou tou Naoú (2007-2013) and Kisu to Hagu (2004-present). Late Night Shows: Nychteriní Parástasi me Paschalis Hondroglou (1991-1998, 2003-2005), Argá to vrády tis Paraskevís me Xanthippi Chronea (2000-2009, 2021-present), Ierí Nýchta me Iéreia Ifigeneia (2015-present).		*'''Tylastronian Variety''' - It started during the early single-party period as a way to distract the people from the nation's problems. These shows started in national radio, and used mostly sketch comedy, clownery, acting and music. By the 50s, post-Mylonas single-party period, Television started to host the variety shows, now with visual aid sketch comedy, clown shows, acting were accompanied by jugglers, ventriloquists and puppetry theatre. Eínai Pánta éna Ypérocho Apógevma (1958-1980) was the most popular variety show, ending even after the end of the single-party state. Japanese variety media started to be broadcasted in the late 1980s. Included Takeshi's Castle and Gaki no Tsukai. Nowadays, Tylastronian Variety shows are described to be totally funded by the Television, the TNB, Tylastronian National Broadcaster. With shows like Kaliméra, Tylastróna (1988-present), Pída to Potámi (1998-2002, 2007-2015), a show similar to Wipeout and Takeshi's Castle. And Komşuya Bakın! (1997-present), the game show/variety show fully in the Turkish language. Sketch comedy, late night shows also started to be popular during the late 80s. Saturday Night Live started to be broadcasted in 1988, The Daily Show in 1999, Ametalk! in 2003, Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2005 and Conan between 2012-2021. These shows inspired TNB to created its own shows, sketch comedy shows: Koíta ton Ilíthio! (1995-present), O Klóoun tou Symvoulíou tou Naoú (2007-2013) and Kisu to Hagu (2004-present). Late Night Shows: Nychteriní Parástasi me Paschalis Hondroglou (1991-1998, 2003-2005), Argá to vrády tis Paraskevís me Xanthippi Chronea (2000-2009, 2021-present), Ierí Nýchta me Iéreia Ifigeneia (2015-present).
	*'''Stand-up Comedy''' - Stand-up in Tylastrona started from the clown and sketch comedy traditions of Tylastronian Circus, the Astonian Comedy tradition in puppetry, theatre and ventriloquism and later the XX Century tradition of Tylastronian Variety. The first stand-up comedians were in fact performers without props or costumes, which distinguished these acts from clownery and sketch comedy. First comedians of these genres performed in the early First Republic under the name of monologuists or comic speeches, within circus skills. Tylastronian stand-up was heavily censored by the military junta and the single-party state, with comedians often finding asylum in Ventriloquists shows in turkish communities or in the controlled radio and TV variety shows. Tylastronian contemporary stand-up (post-1970 Theocratic Revolution) is characterised by: narrative comedy, anecdotal comedy, deadpan delivery, self-depreciating humour, philosophical inquiries, wordplay, satire, observational comedy, musical comedy and magic-involved comedy. Stathis Paulatos (born 1967), Callirhoe Raptoti (born 1981), Magdalini Meloglou (born 1979), Ablak Ilgaz (born 1980), Ugursoy Ganopoulos-Basturk (1981-~~2009~~) and Kou Hiroto (they/them, born 1997) are some of the most known Tylastronian stand-up comedians.		*'''Stand-up Comedy''' - Stand-up in Tylastrona started from the clown and sketch comedy traditions of Tylastronian Circus, the Astonian Comedy tradition in puppetry, theatre and ventriloquism and later the XX Century tradition of Tylastronian Variety. The first stand-up comedians were in fact performers without props or costumes, which distinguished these acts from clownery and sketch comedy. First comedians of these genres performed in the early First Republic under the name of monologuists or comic speeches, within circus skills. Tylastronian stand-up was heavily censored by the military junta and the single-party state, with comedians often finding asylum in Ventriloquists shows in turkish communities or in the controlled radio and TV variety shows. Tylastronian contemporary stand-up (post-1970 Theocratic Revolution) is characterised by: narrative comedy, anecdotal comedy, audience interaction, deadpan delivery, self-depreciating humour, philosophical inquiries, wordplay, satire, observational comedy, musical comedy and magic-involved comedy. Stathis Paulatos (born 1967, who did an audience interaction routine at the House of Eunomia in 1996), Callirhoe Raptoti (born 1981), Magdalini Meloglou (born 1979), Ablak Ilgaz (born 1980), Ugursoy Ganopoulos-Basturk (1981-2021) and Kou Hiroto (they/them, born 1997) are some of the most known Tylastronian stand-up comedians. Many of new comedians gain status at monologue talk shows and at variety shows and sketch comedy shows.

	==== Visual Arts ====		==== Visual Arts ====

Madoka Tylastrona: /* Other Performing Arts */

2026-03-31T22:56:02Z

Other Performing Arts

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	*'''Tylastronian Circus''' - Circus arts in Tylastrona are quite seasonal, normally happening during the summers instead of the european traditions in Winter. Normally occur during the Panathenaia season or, sometimes, during the Dionysia seasons. It is believed that Tylastronian Circus started around the late House of Astona period and kept reinventing itself until the days of today. Circus skills present in Tylastronian Circus are: acrobalance, acrobatics, cheerleading, sketch comedy, figure skating, ice dance, clowns, juggling, contortion, cradle, ladders, trapeze. Animal use in circus has been banned by the government and by TEA since 1985. Magical Circus skills started in the late single-party period which include telekinesis, magical kinesis, biological magic (banned in 1985 in circus) and simulation magic (actual illusion magic). Fourth Republic magical circus skills added shapeshifting and technopathy. Smyrnaphos Troupe of Wonders (founded in 1839) is the oldest and most popular circus troupe in Tylastrona. Their Panathenaia Show is televised since 1958. Tylastronian Circus is overseen by TACT.		*'''Tylastronian Circus''' - Circus arts in Tylastrona are quite seasonal, normally happening during the summers instead of the european traditions in Winter. Normally occur during the Panathenaia season or, sometimes, during the Dionysia seasons. It is believed that Tylastronian Circus started around the late House of Astona period and kept reinventing itself until the days of today. Circus skills present in Tylastronian Circus are: acrobalance, acrobatics, cheerleading, sketch comedy, figure skating, ice dance, clowns, juggling, contortion, cradle, ladders, trapeze. Animal use in circus has been banned by the government and by TEA since 1985. Magical Circus skills started in the late single-party period which include telekinesis, magical kinesis, biological magic (banned in 1985 in circus) and simulation magic (actual illusion magic). Fourth Republic magical circus skills added shapeshifting and technopathy. Smyrnaphos Troupe of Wonders (founded in 1839) is the oldest and most popular circus troupe in Tylastrona. Their Panathenaia Show is televised since 1958. Tylastronian Circus is overseen by TACT.
	*'''Tylastronian Variety''' - It started during the early single-party period as a way to distract the people from the nation's problems. These shows started in national radio, and used mostly sketch comedy, clownery, acting and music. By the 50s, post-Mylonas single-party period, Television started to host the variety shows, now with visual aid sketch comedy, clown shows, acting were accompanied by jugglers, ventriloquists and puppetry theatre. Eínai Pánta éna Ypérocho Apógevma (1958-1980) was the most popular variety show, ending even after the end of the single-party state. Japanese variety media started to be broadcasted in the late 1980s. Included Takeshi's Castle and Gaki no Tsukai. Nowadays, Tylastronian Variety shows are described to be totally funded by the Television, the TNB, Tylastronian National Broadcaster. With shows like Kaliméra, Tylastróna (1988-present), Pída to Potámi (1998-2002, 2007-2015), a show similar to Wipeout and Takeshi's Castle. And Komşuya Bakın! (1997-present), the game show/variety show fully in the Turkish language. Sketch comedy, late night shows also started to be popular during the late 80s. Saturday Night Live started to be broadcasted in 1988, The Daily Show in 1999, Ametalk! in 2003, Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2005 and Conan between 2012-2021. These shows inspired TNB to created its own shows, sketch comedy shows: Koíta ton Ilíthio! (1995-present), O Klóoun tou Symvoulíou tou Naoú (2007-2013) and Kisu to Hagu (2004-present). Late Night Shows: Nychteriní Parástasi me Paschalis Hondroglou (1991-1998, 2003-2005), Argá to vrády tis Paraskevís me Xanthippi Chronea (2000-2009, 2021-present), Ierí Nýchta me Iéreia Ifigeneia (2015-present).		*'''Tylastronian Variety''' - It started during the early single-party period as a way to distract the people from the nation's problems. These shows started in national radio, and used mostly sketch comedy, clownery, acting and music. By the 50s, post-Mylonas single-party period, Television started to host the variety shows, now with visual aid sketch comedy, clown shows, acting were accompanied by jugglers, ventriloquists and puppetry theatre. Eínai Pánta éna Ypérocho Apógevma (1958-1980) was the most popular variety show, ending even after the end of the single-party state. Japanese variety media started to be broadcasted in the late 1980s. Included Takeshi's Castle and Gaki no Tsukai. Nowadays, Tylastronian Variety shows are described to be totally funded by the Television, the TNB, Tylastronian National Broadcaster. With shows like Kaliméra, Tylastróna (1988-present), Pída to Potámi (1998-2002, 2007-2015), a show similar to Wipeout and Takeshi's Castle. And Komşuya Bakın! (1997-present), the game show/variety show fully in the Turkish language. Sketch comedy, late night shows also started to be popular during the late 80s. Saturday Night Live started to be broadcasted in 1988, The Daily Show in 1999, Ametalk! in 2003, Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2005 and Conan between 2012-2021. These shows inspired TNB to created its own shows, sketch comedy shows: Koíta ton Ilíthio! (1995-present), O Klóoun tou Symvoulíou tou Naoú (2007-2013) and Kisu to Hagu (2004-present). Late Night Shows: Nychteriní Parástasi me Paschalis Hondroglou (1991-1998, 2003-2005), Argá to vrády tis Paraskevís me Xanthippi Chronea (2000-2009, 2021-present), Ierí Nýchta me Iéreia Ifigeneia (2015-present).
			*'''Stand-up Comedy''' - Stand-up in Tylastrona started from the clown and sketch comedy traditions of Tylastronian Circus, the Astonian Comedy tradition in puppetry, theatre and ventriloquism and later the XX Century tradition of Tylastronian Variety. The first stand-up comedians were in fact performers without props or costumes, which distinguished these acts from clownery and sketch comedy. First comedians of these genres performed in the early First Republic under the name of monologuists or comic speeches, within circus skills. Tylastronian stand-up was heavily censored by the military junta and the single-party state, with comedians often finding asylum in Ventriloquists shows in turkish communities or in the controlled radio and TV variety shows. Tylastronian contemporary stand-up (post-1970 Theocratic Revolution) is characterised by: narrative comedy, anecdotal comedy, deadpan delivery, self-depreciating humour, philosophical inquiries, wordplay, satire, observational comedy, musical comedy and magic-involved comedy. Stathis Paulatos (born 1967), Callirhoe Raptoti (born 1981), Magdalini Meloglou (born 1979), Ablak Ilgaz (born 1980), Ugursoy Ganopoulos-Basturk (1981-2009) and Kou Hiroto (they/them, born 1997) are some of the most known Tylastronian stand-up comedians.

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