... , Brecht left the country on his own. He then spent the rest of the year and the whole year of 1948 in Zurich, where he worked mainly on the play Antigone-Modell; an adapted work from the translation of Sophocles. Later that year Brecht worked on a play called A Little Orangum for the Theatre. Through this work Brecht revealed his theory of ... ...
... Fugard and their repeated use of societies outcasts as a means to portray the condition of all people. Fugards The Island ends with Winston's open-ended monologue in the character of Antigone. No physical presence of inmates leads to the audience in the theatre "becoming" the inmates to whom Winston delivers his speech; creating a play-within-a-play situation. This disturbing ending allows ... ...
... with half-truths. He immediately flew to Switzerland as a result though. After 15 years of exile Brecht returned to Germany in 1948 and spent a year in Zurich working on Sophocles ANTIGONE and on his major theoretical work A LITTLE ORGANUM FOR THE THEATRE. After Zurich, Brecht moved in 1949 to Berlin where he founded his own Marxist theatre named, the Berliner Ensemble ... ...
