Simeon Tsakiris is a Greek actor based in Thessaloniki and Athens. He graduated from the Drama School of the National Theatre of Northern Greece and holds a degree in Journalism and Mass Media from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

He has worked extensively in film, television, theatre, and dance theatre, collaborating with acclaimed directors including Dimitris Papaioannou, Costa-Gavras, Vardis Marinakis, Lefteris Charitos, Simon Farmakas, and Romeo Castellucci. His recent screen work includes the international television production "Brothers" (Luxembourg–Greece–Cyprus), directed by Simon Farmakas, as well as "For Two Sips of Water" (lead role), "Kyuka- Before Summer Ends" (lead role), and "Shooting" (lead role).

His television credits also include "The Witch", "Silent Road", 'Wild Bees", "Chocolate" (Netflix), and productions across Europe, the Middle East, and South Korea. On stage, he has performed leading roles in Macbeth, Woyzeck, The Transformation, and numerous contemporary productions.

Languages: Greek (native), English (fluent), Turkish (basic).

Special skills: rowing, kart racing, rock climbing, dance, and classical guitar.