Barbican, LondonThere is perhaps unfair pressure on Binoche to pull off miracles in Ivo van Hove's eagerly anticipated take on SophoclesIt's an ill wind that blows at the beginning of Antigone. Juliette Binoche is on stage, a tiny, windswept mourner in gauzy, flyaway black scarf and pink heels, a waif who has almost lost her voice as well as her brother Polyneikes, whose body she seeks to bury, against her uncle Kreo…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 04:04AM on June 11, 2017