Natasha Triantafylli

Sophocles, Antigone

Sophocles’ Antigone, directed by Natasha Triantafylli, is a work isolated and tragic on the borderline between the old and the new, at that critical moment where Ate, the goddess of delusion, plunges humankind into even deeper darkness. The talented actors taking part, drawn from the contemporary Greek theatre scene, boldly dissect the actions of our heroes to reveal lofty concepts. In the atrium of the Benaki Museum, the activities of these tragic figures are set in the dark and enter the light within a time-frame that is both present and uncertain.

Produced by Yorgos Lykiardopoulous – Lykofos Non-profit Corporation  in co-production with the Athens Festival.

Duration 90 minutes

Benaki Museum

  • 19/06/2013 at 22:00

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