"Antigone" becomes a plea for pluralism in Ivo Van Hove’s new staging. Teamed up with the French actress Juliette Binoche by London's Barbican Center, the Belgian director turns Sophocles’s ...

Juliette Binoche plays the title role in Sophocles's tale of family loyalty, courage and tragedy in the Barbican's visionary English language translation by Anne Carson. Show more Cameras ...

Juliette Binoche: Antigone At The Barbican features as part of BBC Four’s The Age Of Heroes: Ancient Greece Uncovered season, celebrating the unique legacy of Greek art, sculpture, philosophy ...

Juliette Binoche will star in a new English-language production of Sophocles' Antigone , to be directed by Belgian theatre director Ivo van Hove in a new version by Anne Carson, that will premiere ...

Juliette Binoche in Mademoiselle Julie. Juliette Binoche will return to the London stage when she stars in a new English language translation of Sophocles' Antigone at the Barbican.. Binoche, who won ...

It brings screen legend Juliette Binoche back to the Barbican stage for the first time since she radiated dangerous, febrile languor in 2012 as Miss Julie in a French-language production of ...

Juliette Binoche is to appear in a new English translation of Antigone at the Barbican in London next spring. The French actor has been cast in a new version of the Sophocles play by poet Anne ...

Antigone, Barbican Juliette Binoche fails to shine as Sophocles’ heroine, in an otherwise fine production. by Demetrios Matheou Friday, 06 March 2015. Share 'Alien, foreign and strange': Juliette ...

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With her customary intensity and grace, Juliette Binoche captures the agony of Greek tragedy’s most provocative and inflexible heroine. It’s a soulful performance, punctuated with moments of ...

Antigone, Barbican Juliette Binoche fails to shine as Sophocles’ heroine, in an otherwise fine production. by Demetrios Matheou Friday, 06 March 2015. Share 'Alien, foreign and strange': Juliette ...

Antigone (Barbican) Rating: My heart sank slightly as we all took our seats on Wednesday night for the final preview of Juliette Binoche’s turn as Greek tragedy heroine Antigone.