Hedda Gabler

Set in a tense domestic environment, this adaptation of Ibsen's classic explores themes of ambition, societal constraints, and personal freedom through the character of Hedda. The narrative delves into her struggles against the expectations placed upon her, showcasing a rich interplay between the four women and three men in the story. Christopher Hampton's version, performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1989, brings a contemporary lens to Ibsen's timeless exploration of the human condition.