Celia Keenan-Bolger  is the “I” in the title of Anna Ziegler’s provocative, contemporary retelling of the Greek tragedy, in which Antigone (Susannah Perkins) has an abortion, in defiance of her anti-choice uncle Creon (Tony Shalhoub), rather than (as in Sophocles’ original play)  breaking the law by burying her brother.  Identified in the program as “Chorus,”  Keenan-Bolger serves as … Continue reading Antigone (This Play I Read in High School) Review