REPORT: Syrian refugees tell their stories of loss through ancient Greek play

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12-12-2014 | 14:52
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REPORT: Syrian refugees tell their stories of loss through ancient Greek play
Syrian refugee women performed the Greek tragedy "Antigone" in the Lebanese capital of Beirut this week, weaving their own stories of loss and defiance into the ancient tale of a woman who disobeys her king to bury her rebel brother.

Sophocles' 2,500-year-old play was produced by Aperta Productions, a charity that aims to give refugees a safe place to express their trauma and try to feel mentally and physically stronger.

REUTERS

For more details, watch Dalal Mawad’s full report in the video above  

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