Roberto Latini Stages Contemporary Interpretation of Anouilh's Antigone in Milan
Roberto Latini, a prominent figure in Italian contemporary theater, performed a new production of Jean Anouilh's Antigone at Teatro Studio Melato in Milan. Latini portrayed the title role, presenting Antigone initially as a voice emerging from darkness before physically manifesting. Manuela Kustermann played the Nurse, questioning Antigone's nocturnal activities. The staging featured amplified vocal delivery and stark lighting effects. This performance concluded an extensive tour, offering a fresh perspective on the classic play.
Key facts
- Roberto Latini performed as Antigone in Jean Anouilh's play
- The production was staged at Teatro Studio Melato in Milan
- Manuela Kustermann portrayed the Nurse character
- The interpretation presented Antigone first as voice then physical presence
- The Milan showing followed a lengthy touring schedule
Entities
Artists
- Roberto Latini
- Manuela Kustermann
- Jean Anouilh
Institutions
- Teatro Studio Melato
Locations
- Milan
- Italy