Antigone by Sophocles

After a brutal civil war, the city is trying to rebuild.

Two brothers have killed each other in the fight for power. The new ruler, Creon, declares one a hero - the other a traitor. One will be buried with honour. The other will be left to rot.

Antigone refuses.

In defying the state, she risks everything: her future, her family, her life. But in a world ruled by fear and fragile authority, who gets to decide what’s right? The law? The leader? Or your own conscience?

As public loyalty fractures and private grief turns political, Antigone’s act of resistance becomes a spark in a city primed to burn.

A gripping story of protest, power and personal conviction - Antigone asks what happens when speaking up costs you everything… and staying silent costs even more.

GENRE: dystopian drama, a resistance story.