The power of humanities to heal. Out front, the audience is left thinking. Im still a little bit in shock, says James Sadri, an activist on Syria issues. It was a very emotional play. Sadri knows all about Syria, but having the refugees in front of him, he says, there is nothing more powerful than that, than drilling really to the core of your heart and the tragedy of whats happening in Syria. In the Sophocles play, the king remains in power — but broken and sorrowful. In the final lines, the chorus says that great words of proud men are always punished in the end.
Posted on: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 16:32:30 +0000
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