Antigone

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Antigone is a girl who wants to bury her brother; Creon is a king to whom order is paramount. When uncle and niece's paths converge, the two become locked in a moral and ideological battle that calls into question family, leadership, and honor. Antigone is a play as powerful as it is timeless – one part coming of age drama, one part political exposé, and one part family story, the Theban tragedy forces audiences to weigh pragmatism and emotion in a venue where no one's motives are unimpeachable. Sophocles' nuanced characters and vibrant plot tackle themes of loss, justice, growth, and responsibility – a story as powerful today as almost 3000 years ago.

By Sophocles
Translated by Gilbert Murray

Directed by Nicholas Giotis
Produced by Fiona Breslin
Stage Managed by Gaby Turrinelli
Technical Direction by Bryce Kelety

​November 14, 2020 - November 15, 2020
Virtual