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Antigone Exits review – emotions run high in experimental reworking of Greek tragedy
Source: The Guardian · Published
<p><strong>Minerva theatre, Chichester<br></strong>Nina Segal’s revisiting of the Sophoclean story is pleasingly experimental – but not all the ideas work in Jeff James’s fourth-wall breaking…
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