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Antigone and Macbeth:
Adaptations for a War-Torn Time
The complete text of Antigone is also available as a free download for evaluation purposes only. It is available to directors and others seeking a script of Antigone for use in a production and may not be reprinted or distributed for any other purpose.
Polarity Ensemble Theatre Books is pleased to announce its first release: Antigone and Macbeth: Adaptations for a War-Torn Time. Both plays in the collection respond strongly to the current political situation. Playwright Richard Engling adapted and directed Absolute Macbeth in a critically-acclaimed ritual production designed to “purge the tyrant” from our society. Engling and directors Ann Keen and Zack Brenner have collaborated for two years on the script of Antigone. Though they see the political landscape from different points of view, they all wanted to bring out the inevitability of war when societies demonize one another and reserve righteousness for themselves.
Antigone and Macbeth: Adaptations for a War-Torn Time Paperback: 196 pages
Publisher: Polarity Ensemble Theatre (February 2006)
Language: English
ISBN: 0977661008
Product Dimensions: 8.0 x 5.0 x 0.5 inches
Shipping Weight: 7.7 ounces.
U.S. $12.00 (Free shipping) Free Download
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To download the script of Antigone, click here and register. Copyright by Richard Engling. All rights reserved. Royalties for academic and small scale productions are $40.00 per performance. To arrange for performance rights click here to email us. To attend a playwriting seminar led by Richard Engling click here.
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Richard Engling's first novel, Body Mortgage, was published by Penguin Putnam in the U.S. and by Headline House in England. The Chicago Actors Ensemble produced his play, Ghost Watch. His short fiction has appeared in a variety of publications. He holds a Masters in Creative Writing from Indiana University, a Bachelors in Theatre from Northern Illinois University, and is the artistic director of Polarity Ensemble Theatre.