Antigone

Antigone Polly Findlay's production of Sophocles' tragedy is set in a Cold War-era bunker, where women in suits pass folders to uniformed army officers; functionaries bend over reel-to-reel tape players; and the man in charge, Creon (Christopher Eccleston), confers with flunkies behind brown-smoked glass.

Analysis of Sophocles' Antigone – Literary Theory and Criticism

Antigone: Sophocles' Tragic Story Told through 13 Artworks

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Antigone: A New Trans Play' shows the universality of Greek tragedy

Antigone Art Print by spina

I, Antigone by Carlo Gébler

The many meanings of Anouilh's Antigone - Engelsberg ideas

Sophocles - Antigone — The Abigail Adams Institute

Antigone” Read by PEL with Lucy Lawless and Paul Provenza, The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast