Review: The Wild Duck, Almeida Theatre
Henrik Ibsen's classic play The Wild Duck is reinvented for a modern time, and with a modern style. The evergreen issues that underline the story stand out even...
Henrik Ibsen
Review: Little Eyolf, The Print Room
Returning to London after eighteen years, The National Theatre of Norway brings Little Eyolf by Henrik Ibsen to the Print Room at the Coronet. Presented in Norw...
Review: The Lady from the Sea, Donmar Warehouse,
Written in 1888 by the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, The Lady from the Sea is originally set in the coastal fjords of Scandinavia. Newly adapted by Elinor ...
Review: Hedda Gabler, National Theatre
Like a male Shakespearean lead, Hedda Gabler is one of those characters actors use to prove themselves. Nothing wrong with that, as it’s allowed us to see many ...
Review: Hedda Gabler, Abbey Theatre
There’s a moment in the Abbey Theatre’s production of Ibsen’s drama when the wearingly bored Hedda Gabbler (Catherine Walker) and recovering alcoholic Eilert Lo...
Review: The Wild Duck, Barbican Theatre
Ibsen knew that the truth is a complicated thing. In general, seeking out the truth appears to be a valuable endeavor, but in reality living with the truth m...