This pioneering work of a woman trapped by societal expectations has sparked debate and intrigue for over a hundred years. Ibsen’s classic gets a refreshing update in O’Rowe’s translation. Hedda returns from her honeymoon to the brutal banality of domestic life. Both tormented and merciless, she is caught between her own appetite for sensation and a society built with predefined roles. Mark O’Rowe’s stunning adaptation is a mesmerizing study of power and control, and a nuanced portrait of one of the most fascinating figures in modern drama.

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