Hedda Gabler Nicola Watkinson 22/02/2018The National Theatre’s production of Hedda Gabler opens with Hedda and Berte, her maid, seated on stage. While other characters...
Reviewer's Rating Hedda Gabler Flora Wilson Brown 25/10/2017edda Gabler, in the most basic terms, follows the new marriage between the titular character (Lizzy Watts) and a rising...
Reviewer's Rating Hedda Gabler Tamara Stanton 16/01/2017he hype of National Theatre’s production of Ibsen’s famous play, Hedda Gabler, is very much deserved. Newly married Hedda is...
Reviewer's Rating Public Enemy Bonnie Friedman 11/10/2016ecause I live most of the year in a small town in Texas, I often think about Ibsen’s An Enemy...
Reviewer's Rating A Doll’s House / The Father Paul Meltzer 27/05/2016hese are two separate plays–the famous early modern Scandinavian ones, by Henrik Ibsen and August Strindberg respectively–to which tickets may...
Reviewer's Rating The Master Builder Rebecca Coates 09/02/2016he Master Builder is a play about the spaces in between, a theme that Howell’s stunning set emphasises: it is...
Reviewer's Rating The Wild Duck Rowena Hawkins 26/10/2014elvoir Sydney’s The Wild Duck is a lot like an archaeological dig. Bear with me on this. Simon Stone and...
A Doll’s House Liana Fernez 12/03/2014s fast as any of Ibsen’s plays allow, Carrie Cracknell’s A Doll’s House hurtles towards its heroine’s escape—a nineteenth century...
Ghosts Sandra Lawson 05/10/2013 have no idea why I have never before seen Ghosts; I’ve seen at least one production of most of Ibsen’s...
An Enemy of the People Tom Dillon 27/09/2013here is a certain power to An Enemy of the People. A power which has sometimes overflowed the bounds of...
