Five women who organized a semi -nude photo shoot in a pole outside a “cultural landscape” at 1:30 am, while on vacation in Greece they confronted the court.
British dancers Imogen Gunter-Zak, 30, Sharon Randell, 57, Alisha Haddrell, 32, Katie Clark, 40, and a German woman allegedly filming around the white post in the old Corfu palace, a former residence of the royal kingdom and UNESCO World Heritage.
Pictures of the troupe, who are said to be visiting the Greek island for a two-week study program abroad with their pole dance school, showed two members of the group in red sexy group posing for photos while others cheered them ,, sun Reports.
However, pole dancers were arrested later after the photos of the photo session went viral, with women accused of violating archaeological law and degradation of the surrounding area, with the Ministry of Culture of Corfu referring to it as an “illegal action”.
Two of the five dances were sentenced to six months suspended and were ordered to pay $ 226.95 in court fees, according to the local exit Ekathimerini.com.
The remaining three dancers were released.
Outside the court, the released dances apologized, insisting that they “would not mean disrespect to the monument” and “never intended to cause officials”.
But the proof was struck by Steve Gunter-Zak, the father of young people involved, who claimed that women were treated as
“They had no idea that it was wrong to perform where they were,” he said sun.
“I believe this has been driven by politics. Someone in the authority has taken it for them.
“But these women are not cleansers. They are not tarta and their dance is not sexual. The art of performance.”
His daughter Imogen and Sharon were appointed by the publication as two who were hit by prison suspended six months.
They were convicted of the “degradation of the cultural landscape” in the old St. Michael and St George palace.
Both have appealed with their lawyer Makis Grammenos safe for success.
“They didn’t need to spend three nights in cells. They were anxious, deprived of sleep and had no food,” he said.
Retired lecturer Steve said that Imogen and Alisha – her partner and business partner – hired a local photographer to shoot videos and photos of their trip.
“He chose where they would be.
“They did it late at night to cause as little worry and trouble for local.
“But she drew plenty of people and some were videoped on phones. One placed her online and she went viral.
“A few days later it became clear that the girls were in trouble, so they went to a police station to tell them what they would do.
“But as soon as they got there they were accused.”
Steve also claimed that despite being condemned, she was never dancing.
Thanos Giannakouris said: “They did not leave a scratch on the monument.
“Totally completely overwhelmed. These were young girls having fun.”
The three women who were released from what then apologized on the camera.
The footage, which were reportedly filmed during the early hours of May 23, 2025, show a photosession that was developing after a pole was raised under the large arch of the historical structure.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site area seen in the first open images in 1824 and is a well -known example of regency architecture.
Despite suffering damage during the war, it has returned and adapted to shelter the Museum of Asian Art of Corfu – a unique institution in Greece, displaying rare and wide collections from China, Japan, India and other parts of Asia.
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