Volume II of the three-volume monograph "Bertolt Brecht and Switzerland" places the exemplary theatrical work and the premiere of Sophocles' Antigone at the Chur City Theater in 1948 into new contexts, partly in the realm of exile theater and partly in relation to European theater and its development up to the present day. "Bertolt Brecht's Antigone" presents numerous details that have remained unknown in research on the modern classic of reason. The volume reflects, through the example of an ancient project at a historical intersection in the mid-20th century, a snapshot of the renewal and development of German-speaking stage art. It particularly elaborates on the revival of an experimental theater work after World War II and the continuation of Brecht's collaboration with the stage designer Ca.