Lydia Protopsalti (born 1940 in Piraeus) is a Greek actress known for her work in theatre, film, and television. She studied acting at the Drama School of Theatro Technis and began performing as a child, making her film debut at age ten.
She co-founded the Vimata Theatre Company in 1969 and has been a longtime collaborator with Theatro Stoa. Protopsalti has appeared in films including Diavolou Kaltsa, El Greco, and I Roza tis Smyrnis, and starred on television in series such as To Trito Stefani, where she played Ekavi. She has received multiple awards for her theatre and screen performances, including the Marika Kotopouli Award and recognition from the International Theatre Institute.
