In Epic: The Musical, Antinous is one of the suitors trying to win Penelope’s hand while Odysseus is away. He’s confident, arrogant, and believes he deserves to be the ruler of Ithaca. Antinous wants Penelope not just as a wife, but as a way to claim power.

He comes across as charming, but underneath that is a ruthless side. He’s willing to do anything to take control, even if it means stepping on others. His songs reveal his arrogance and desire for power, making him a strong but ultimately flawed character. Antinous’s ambition drives him to make enemies, and his story is one of pride leading to his eventual downfall.