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ANTIGONE IN ANALYSIS

A FEMINIST SPIN ON SOPHOCLES’ TRAGEDY

Antigone in Analysis: white line drawing of two women's face staring each other down while many pairs of eyes in the background observe them.


La MaMa, ETC in association with Peculiar Works Project presents the World Premiere
Thursday–Sunday, March 19–April 5, 2026
The Downstairs Theater, 66 East 4th Street, New York City (map it)

Tickets available soon!

“La MaMa, ETC in association with Peculiar Works Project presents…” We’ve been wanting to say this for a long time, and now it’s finally happening—next spring, 2026! Peculiar Works Project is pleased to announce that our next production, ANTIGONE In Analysis, has been selected by legendary theater presenter La MaMa ETC for their 2026 line-up.

Photo of Sara Fellini as Antigone in the 2024 reading at La MaMa Great JonesWritten by Barbara Barclay and directed by Ralph Lewis, this new play with live music will premiere next March in The Downstairs Theater. We can’t wait to return to the site where our Spring Pictures of the Floating World (2012) launched this space as a performance venue. And Antigone in Analysis will celebrate Women’s History Month, running Thursday–Sunday, March 19–April 5, 2026 at 66 East 4th Street, NYC.

Following a sold-out December 2024 staged reading at La MaMa/Great Jones, next year’s 3-week run of this 75-minute play will feature an ensemble cast of seven supported by a design team of six. The artistic team includes Rachel Cohen (choreography), Alana Asha Amram (composer), Evan Frank (sets/projections), Grace Martin (costumes), David Castaneda (lighting), Ruya Tazebay (community engagement), and Peculiar Works Project producers Catherine Porter and Barry Rowell.

New York State Council on the Arts and NYC Department of Cultural Affairs logosThe Puffin Foundation logoOur Peculiar Works projects are made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council, and from New York City Council member Christopher Marte; and with private funds from the Mental Insight Foundation, The Puffin Foundation, Ltd., and The Jerome Robbins Foundation, as well as our many, wonderful individual donors.