Antigone
A play by Sophocles | Adapted by Ken Kaissar | Directed by Amy Kaissar
One king. One law. One defiant act that changes everything.
February 2–21, 2027
An electrifying retelling of the Greek classic, Antigone is the story of a young woman who refuses to obey an unjust law. When the king forbids her from honoring her fallen brother, she makes a bold and dangerous decision: she will stand by her principles, no matter the cost. What follows is a gripping clash between personal conviction and political power, family loyalty and state control. Fierce, fearless, and unwavering, Antigone embodies courage—proof that a single voice can uphold the foundations of a nation. High-stakes and emotionally charged, Antigone is a powerful story of womanhood, resistance, and the strength it takes to stand alone.
Classic • Powerful • Timely
Honorary Producers | Drs. Philip & Harriet Freidenreich | Andrew Singer
Lead support is provided by The William Penn Foundation
Open Casting Call for Antigone!
Here’s your chance to perform alongside professionals—no prior experience required.
Calling all community members! Have you ever wanted to be onstage? We’re looking for anyone interested in acting for our upcoming production of Antigone.
When: Sun, Oct 18 | 10am–6pm
Where: BRT Rehearsal Studio (201 Cedar St. Bristol, PA 19007)