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A poster for Antigone with cast list and info for date and time. There is an illustration of a sad looking person looking behind them. Their hair is decorative, like an Ancient Greek statue. There are flowers and tears around them along with a skull, sun, and moon. This appears hand drawn in colored pencil.

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Antigone
By Sophokles
Translated by Anne Carson
Directed by Erin Bennett

Fridays & Saturdays, February 14-15 & 21-22 –7:30pm
Sundays, February 16 & 23 –2pm
Thursday, February 20 –7:30pm

Barnard Town Hall
115 North Rd., Barnard

Adults - $20
Students - $15

In the aftermath of a bitter war, King Kreon honors only one of Antigone's brothers with a proper burial, and forbids the burial of the other. Antigone's response kicks off a series of tragic events that challenge all in their path. Anne Carson's modern and vivid translation of Sophokles' classic Greek tragedy brings the tale of Antigone's unshakable moral compass to a contemporary world. 

Presented by a troupe of singing, dancing, juggling, clowning, kazoo-playing and ukulele-strumming local performers, this colorful production brings you a 2500 year old story of love, bravery, and injustice as you have never seen it before!

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Phone:
802-234-1645

115 North Rd.
Barnard, VT 05031
United States

43.730287, -72.618424

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