Performed by Françoise Boillat with Guillaume Béguin, Antigone at Night is a spare, intimate staging from Scènes du Grütli that sets the heroine before seven remarkable trees as silent witnesses to human conflicts. The piece probes justice, submission and insubordination through restrained physicality and poetic text, while a subtle soundscape and attentive lighting sculpt moments of solitude and confrontation, letting centuries-old trunks resonate with the moral weight of inherited laws.
In French.
