Sophocles’ *Antigone* (c. 441 BC), now at the Outcalt Theatre in Playhouse Square, is a humbling reminder that human societies still have not become perfect. Director Lauren Keating makes this clear in the current Cleveland Play House presentation. Originally planned for 2020, the production shut down after the Covid outbreak. As CPH Artistic Director Laura Kepley wrote in the program notes, the tragic story turned out to be unexpectedly timely this year when the Ukraine/Russia conflict erupted: “The decision to bring *Antigone* back was one of the easiest decisions ever, because we knew the story was only going to get more relevant. We just couldn’t imagine how relevant.” For the rest, see https://coolcleveland.com/2022/03/theater-review-antigone-cleveland-play-hou...