Reed Theatre invites you to join a performance of Antígona Furiosa, a thesis project lead and conceived by Sizheng Song '23 and directed by Luz Vazquez '24. 

Antígona Furiosa is Griselda Gambaro's 1986 reimagination of the story of Antigone, written in light of Argentina's then recent state terrorism. Introducing puppetry practices and live music, this production is a burial rite to put the past to rest by conjuring the dead to tell their stories. Come witness a grief that extends beyond death, ponder the absurdity of absolute state power, and mourn a girl who dies yet does not die. 

Content warnings:
Suicide, grief, loss, allusions to state terrorism 

RSVP to secure a physical copy of the program. No tickets are required to attend the event or access the performance area. Seatings first come, first served. RSVP capped at 48. RSVP here.

Free and open to the public. All guests are strongly encouraged to wear masks in the space while not actively eating.