Set in a post-war society where others seek to move forward, Antigone remains resolute in her refusal to forget the past. Lulu Raczka's adaptation of Sophocles' classic emphasizes the voices of young women, blending themes of rebellion and memory in a raw and poignant manner. The narrative captures the tension between healing and remembrance, showcasing the struggle of a character determined to confront the consequences of war and betrayal.
Set in a post-war society where others seek to move forward, Antigone remains resolute in her refusal to forget the past. Lulu Raczka's adaptation of Sophocles' classic emphasizes the voices of young women, blending themes of rebellion and memory in a raw and poignant manner. The narrative captures the tension between healing and remembrance, showcasing the struggle of a character determined to confront the consequences of war and betrayal.
