 Don
Wooten does the LB bit (named for conductor Leonard Bernstein) |
 The opening of Seven Against Thebes. |
 Etocles addresses the crowd. |
 In the tradition of Greek theater, the messenger and the principle dialogue. |
 The chorus appeals to the gods. |
 We see a representation of the seven that are at the seven gates of Thebes. |
 A shot of the outdoor venue of the Genesius Guild. |
 Antigone and Ismene discuss what needs to be done with their fallen brother. |
 The chorus of Antigone are the old men. |
 Creon announces that Eteocles will be buried honorably and
Polyneices will be left unburied. |
