In the play, Antigone, who is Choragos?

Question

I have read the play, and I can't find him anyplace!

Answer 1

It could be a derivation of the term "Chorus" who would be an actor who speaks to the audience from time to time to explain to them how the plot is proceeding.

Answer 2

The choragos was the leader of the chorus. He would occasionally step forward and interact with the actors as a minor character.

Just to make things even more confusing, there was also a choragus with a U. His role was roughly similar to a modern producer's--he was expected to finance the training of the chorus and the performance of the drama itself.