ANTIGONE - BLIND SOUND (VIDEO VERSION)

ANTIGONE-ÂM MÙ Sophocles

Project Antigone - Am Mu is sponsored by the Goethe-Institut and Antigone Saison.

Video production by Antigone - Am Mu supported by Complex 01, Creative Garage and Union Hub

Director / Scenography / Lighting design Ha Nguyen Long

Performer Tran Thien Tu - Hong Ma - Pham Bao Ngoc - Tran Quang Huy - Nguyen Duy Anh Tuan

- Nguyen Thu Hau - Minh Anh - Yet Yet - Le Minh Tam - Huong Tra - Nguyen Binh Minh

Staging concept Ha Nguyen Long - Nguyen Quang Kiem

Interactive Scenario Hong Anh - Nguyen Binh Minh - Tran Hien Mai

Music composition / Sound design / Sound technical management Nhung Nguyen (in cooperation with Maria Papadomanolaki)

Montage Trinh Quang Linh

Audio editor Do Tung

Project management Nguyen Quang Kiem

Video production technical consulting Nguyen Binh Minh - Nguyen Quang Kiem

Costume design LOONY supported by Hatter Minh

Stage manager Pham Ngoc Minh Thu

Communication management Vu Hoang Long supported by Le Minh Tam - Nguyen Binh Minh

Graphic design Sam Nguyen

Sound technicians Cao Le Hoang - Tran Uy Duc - Tung Le - Viet Hung - Hoang Hai - Hanh Tho - Do Tung

Stage management assistants Phan Dinh Linh Chi - Hoang Thao - Tran Minh Quang - Linh Lan - Tran Thu Thuy

- Nguyen Tran Thien Han - Bui Kien Trung - Taia - Quang Sinh Ton

Makeup artists Nguyen My Linh - Dinh Thi Ngoc Mai - Nguyen Minh Luyen

Translation by Ha Nguyen Long, edited by Ut Quyen

Video subtitles Trinh Quang Linh

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If King Oedipus leaving behind a corpse with a gaping wound, Oedipus at Colonus acts as a reminder, a revelation, then with Antigone, over time, that corpse has bruised, somewhat decomposed, but the blood has not stopped leaking from the old wound, and people are still stabbing that corpse, many times, but the blood will no longer come out again. And there's a sense that, other than the characters, in the shared universe that includes, us and the gods, no one really cares. The work that ends a Trilogy evokes the feeling of an event that is no longer important, affirming a consequence that can no longer be changed, a feeling of regret and helplessness. Each scene of Antigone as a transparent layer of content that can be “read” over each other, to realize that the characters seem stuck in what they say, and what other people say. Like when Creon first talked about the two corpses of his two brothers of Antigone at the beginning of the play, he is talking about the deaths of his son and his wife on that same day. A manipulated fairness that is symmetrical and fast.

“When the two of them perished by a double fate,

in one day stabbing and being stabbed

dirtying the other person's body with each other's weapons,(...)” - Creon

"As fast as possible.

The gods are not slow when they bring down their wrath on those who have gone astray.”- Chorus

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