'Antigone [on strike]' is a modern, immersive adaptation of Sophocles' tragedy performed at Park Theatre. Set in an environment resembling the House of Commons, the audience becomes participants, equipped with interactive keypads to engage with the themes. The production, which lasts ninety minutes without an interval, tackles relevant issues like media influence on politics, immigration, and human rights. With a small cast, including characters that represent various political perspectives, it provides a unique and thought-provoking experience for viewers, encouraging discussions post-performance.
Antigone [on strike] is a piece of political immersive theatre that explores how media influences politics and public reactions to immigration, human rights, and extremism.
The stark contrast of the lightbox stage with the audience's dark rows reflects the nuanced and complex themes of Sophocles' tragedy in a modern context.
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