Sophocles created characters with psychological depth and complexity in this universal play that are as resonant now as when it was written nearly 2,500 years ago. The Greek tragedy hinges on a young ...

Antigone, the drama from Québécois writer-director Sophie Deraspe that just won the Best Canadian Feature Film prize for its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, has been selected to represent ...

Japanese theater director Satoshi Miyagi;s intercultural adaptation of Antigone Park is having its North American premieres at the Park Avenue Armory in New York through October 6. Mixing the ...

Canada's Oscar submission is an intelligent, moving reworking of Sophocles' tragedy, electrified by a breakout turn from star Nahéma Ricci. The very idea of a modern reworking of a classical text ...

From Antigone, at the Armory. Photo: Stephanie Berger. Satoshi Miyagi’s grand, mesmerizing Antigone is not a tragedy. It seems like it might have been more of one when the director first tackled the 2 ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick An easily legible production of the ancient Greek tragedy borrows from the tradition of Noh theater at the Park Avenue Armory. By Laura ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The success of the magnificent “An Iliad” last season, starring shape-shifter Tarah Flanagan, who embodied armies of thousands as well as Trojan war heroes Hector and Achilles, ...

The University of Scranton Players announced the first show of 2019-20 season, “Antigone,” by Sophocles and directed by Michael O’Steen will be held Friday through Sunday and Oct. 4 to 6. This classic ...

Students, faculty, and staff attended the recent screening of "We Are Not Princesses" in New Haven. Haley Malloy ’23, a fire science major, recently wrote a paper about "We Are Not Princesses," a ...

Canada's Oscar submission is an intelligent, moving reworking of Sophocles' tragedy, electrified by a breakout turn from star Nahéma Ricci. The very idea of a modern reworking of a classical text ...