Hal Scardino

10 March 2016

Oxford University student magazine article on Antigone

Hal Scardino

10 March 2016

Oxford University student magazine article on Antigone

"They hope for peace, waiting to return to the graves of their loved ones and being able once again to smell the sweet jasmine of home. Until then, theatre can go some way in helping them to come to terms with the events."

Hal Scardino

3 August 2015

A Tale of Two Stages

Hal Scardino

3 August 2015

Our friend Joseph Ataman has written a piece about Antigone, while also connecting the work of Zeina Daccache and her organisation, Catharsis.

Hal Scardino

6 July 2015

BBC report

Hal Scardino

6 July 2015

Terrific coverage by the BBC's Kirsty Lang of our production.

Jenner del Vecchio

5 November 2014

Interview

Interview with Mohammad Al Attar, Antigone Dramaturg

Jenner del Vecchio

5 November 2014

Interview

Tabitha Ross sat down with dramaturg, Mohammad Al-Attar, as he explains dramaturgy, the challenges of re-imagining Antigone with a group of Syrian women refugees, unorthodox casting methods, and Antigone of Syria as a struggle against patriarchal authority.

Hal Scardino

8 October 2014

Interview

Interview with Omar Abusaada, Antigone Director

Hal Scardino

8 October 2014

Interview

Tabitha Ross grabbed a coffee with Director Omar Abusaada, to talk about how he’s going about re-imagining a play written over 2000 years ago with Syrian refugee women today, why it’s important to do so, and what led him to this point.