About Us

George Scandalis is a first-generation Greek Canadian whose love for Hellenic culture and the arts was shaped in Toronto’s Greek community. He began dancing with the Cretan Association of Toronto “Knossos” at age four, later joining the “Nefeli Theatre Arts Group.” By his teens, he was teaching Greek folkloric and modern dance, deepening his connection to heritage through performance.

In 2004, George moved to Greece to pursue acting professionally. His breakout came through Alpha Channel’s Dream Show, leading to a successful career on stage and television, including more than 30 theatrical productions and hosting roles across Greek media.

In 2016, as Ten Tone Productions launched, George debuted his first original modern Greek play, Η ΕΠΙΛΟΓΗ, followed by ΤΟ ΟΝΟΜΑ ΜΟΥ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΕΥΑ (2017) and ΟΙ ΕΡΩΣΥΛΙΕΣ (2018), establishing himself as a bold contemporary voice. In 2019, he produced SHE, Ten Tone’s first Greek Artist Expo highlighting female diaspora artists, alongside the visual launch of his debut poetry book, Οι Ερωσυλίες της Ερωφίλης, published in Athens by Εκδόσεις Λογότυπο. His contributions to Hellenic arts have been recognized across Canada, the U.S., and Greece. He is a proud recipient of the Greek America Foundation’s Forty Under 40 – Class of 2020.

In early 2020, George produced and hosted LMGAO – Laugh My Greek A$$ Off, a stand-up comedy event exploring the Greek Canadian experience. Now a fan favourite, it continues today. In 2023, he premiered his first original stage comedy, ΔΙΠΛΟΣ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟΣ, which he wrote and directed.

Through Ten Tone Cares, George champions artistic work with social impact, including the launch of the Ten Tone Club, a writers’ group formed during the pandemic to connect and uplift artists. He also participates in charitable initiatives such as Ten Tone Runs for the YMCA Charity 5K, raising funds to help send children to camp.

Beyond the arts, George is a Cosmetic Medicine Expert and Educator, a Highly Awarded Business Development and Management Consultant, an International Keynote Speaker, and a Published Author.

Born and raised in Cyprus, Elisseos Kyrillou moved to Athens in his early adulthood to pursue his creative ambitions. In 2009, he graduated from the Professional Training Organization of Athens with a diploma in Sound Engineering and began working across sound and lighting design, audio and video editing, and assisting in short films and music videos.

He collaborated with companies like Team in Motion and Whatever Production while also producing and hosting radio shows across Greek and international stations. His work continued in Toronto, including producing for Agape Greek Radio and later, Ten Tone Profiles.

Since Ten Tone’s founding in 2016, Elisseos has brought his creative and organizational expertise to the stage. He has produced several original Greek-language theatrical works, including Η ΕΠΙΛΟΓΗ (2016), ΤΟ ΟΝΟΜΑ ΜΟΥ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΕΥΑ (2017), ΟΙ ΕΡΩΣΥΛΙΕΣ (2018), SHE (2019), and ΔΙΠΛΟΣ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟΣ (2023). In 2020, he produced the stand-up comedy event LMGAO – Laugh My Greek A$$ Off. In 2022, Elisseos made his directorial debut with ΕΠΑΓΓΕΛΜΑ: ΠΟΡΝΗ, an adaptation of Lili Zografou’s socio-political memoir, which he also produced. In 2025, Elisseos directed and produced the dark comedy ΜΠΑΜΠΑΔΕΣ ΜΕ ΡΟΥΜΙ. His work on Ten Tone Profiles includes hosting and producing Season 1: Greeks Immigrating to Canada – Then vs Now (2021) and Season 2: Cyprus 50 Years Later (2024), both deeply personal explorations of identity, memory, and migration.

Through Ten Tone Cares, Elisseos volunteers with heart and dedication, supporting organizations like the Hellenic Heritage Foundation and the Greek Community of Toronto. He spearheaded Ten Tone Runs for the YMCA Charity 5K, participated in the Scotiabank Marathon committee, and helped raise over $40,000 for the Greek Community of Toronto.

In recognition of his artistic and community contributions, Elisseos was honoured as part of the Greek America Foundation’s Forty Under 40 – Class of 2024.

He also builds community through storytelling as a columnist and continues to apply his leadership in fundraising as a Philanthropy and Events Associate with the YMCA of Greater Toronto.

Honey was born in 2009—a pure dachshund and pure Torontonian. Her Hellenic roots quickly revealed themselves, not only because she’s loud, but thanks to her unmistakable Cretan DNA. Honey hails from Hanaki and brings a flair for drama wherever she goes.

She lives for her baba, George. Her mission? To outshine Elisseos (or at least make him work for her approval). Her biggest talent is acting sweet enough to score extra treats.

A true diva with mood swings and multiple personalities, Honey keeps things spicy. And based on customer reviews, she becomes absolutely adorable when she goes one-on-one.