Hedda Gabler

The play features Hedda Gabler, a complex woman navigating the oppressive confines of marriage and societal expectations. As she struggles for control over her life, her increasing disillusionment leads to destructive choices, culminating in tragic outcomes for herself and others. Ibsen delves into themes of identity, power, and societal repression, highlighting the psychological depth of the characters and the intricate plot. The work remains impactful for its insightful critique of individual constraints and the repercussions of defying societal norms.