Juliette Binoche

This Wednesday, October 14,2015 I went to see a play called Antigone. The play was directed by Ivo Van Hove ,and it was awfully different than what I was expecting. Antigone is basically a play about a girl named Antigone played by Juliette Binoche trying to bury her brother no matter what the cause ,and her experiences that she goes through to buy her brother. This lovely performance took place at the Power Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan. There were many thing in the performance that were done very well but also there were many that I didn 't quite like. Now let 's get started on the details of the performance. The beautiful and bright setting of the performance was by far one of the best things of the performance. The set was a beautiful part of the performance because it had hidden secrets. When you look at the setting at first you will see basically a white blank wall in the background ,and in the front you will see a couch, a few desks ,Chairs ,and a couple of book shelves. But the part that 's…

audience could feel a seriousness as Juliette Binoche starts off the show. The show started off with Juliette Binoche standing there with so sound but the wind. While that's happening, we saw a backdrop of a desert with just wind blowing nothing else. That would shortly be broken by the appearance of Kirsty Bushell. Though the show had a powerful beginning, it lost its audience interest shortly after the the first scene once I realized how confusing the pay was gonna be. One…

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