The University of Sydney's Classics and Ancient History Society Gaius Gracchus staged three sold-out nights of a full-chorus Antigone from 1–2 May 2026 at the Chau Chak Wing Museum. The project was begun by James Collins II and Daisy Levell. This piece is drawn from written responses by four collaborators — composer-translator-chorister Thomas Henderson, lead choreographer Marcel Forrer, chorus leader Lauren Cleary, and Duncan Eddy-Soros (Creon) — plus an hour-long Zoom with Collins between Sydney and Montreal in July.

The Gaius Gracchus Society staged Sophocles' Antigone at the Chau Chak Wing Museum, University of Sydney, on 1–2 May 2026. Anastasia Dale finds a production torn between contemporary Australian delivery and classical gravitas — one whose chorus, music, and Madeleine Charters' spellbinding Tiresias point to the show it could have been.