Antigone: Heightened Language

Update: 2013-02-12

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Ancient plays are often problematic because of their use of language, director Polly Findlay talks about she approached this in the 2012 production of Antigone.

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Antigone: Heightened Language

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Antigone: Heightened Language

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Antigone: Heightened Language