Antigone by Sophocles

"Antigone," a timeless tragedy by Sophocles, translated by Sir George Young and presented by the Online Stage, explores themes of loyalty, justice, and the conflict between individual conscience and state law. Following the death of their father, Oedipus, sisters Antigone and Ismene confront their uncle Creon, who enforces a controversial edict regarding the burial of their brothers after a deadly power struggle. As Antigone defies Creon's command, the consequences unfold, leading to profound implications for their family and the city of Thebes. This production features a talented cast, bringing this classic story to life.