Antigone

Dive into the gripping world of Sophocles' *Antigone*, brought to life with a fresh translation by Diane Rayor that’s perfect for both scholars and theater lovers alike. This version captures the play's dramatic essence, enhanced by an insightful introduction and notes, along with an essay from director Karen Libman. Set against the backdrop of a fierce battle for kingship, the story unfolds as Antigone defies the new king, Kreon, who has forbidden her brother’s burial. This clash of wills explores deep themes of family loyalty, political power, and the struggle between individual beliefs and state authority. Expect a powerful performance that resonates with contemporary issues, all within a 95-minute runtime and no intermission. Just a heads up: the show includes intense themes like grief and political conflict, along with production effects like haze and strobe lights. Plus, students can snag a $5 discount with a special code! Don’t miss this thought-provoking experience at the Strub Theatre in Los Angeles on October 9, 2026! 🎭