Hedda Gabler

Bored, trapped in a stifling marriage and longing for freedom, Hedda attempts to destroy the lives of those around her with spontaneous acts of rebellion and revenge. One of Ibsen's most famous and vivid anti-heroines, Hedda Gabler struggles to break free from a life of convention with disastrous consequences.

Showing: October 2nd (7:30pm), October 3rd (7:30pm) and October 5th (1pm, 7:30pm).
@ Tarremah School's Blackbox, Huntingfield

A provocative production with a complicated and controversial female at the centre of its story, Henrik Ibsen's 1980 piece 'Hedda Gabler' takes a realist look at the societal constraints on women and ones desire for freedom.

The directorial debut of Jorja Williams.

Content Notes:
This production contains references and may depict suicide and self-harm, gun violence and themes of mental illness and death. Recommended for audiences 16+.

Cover photo by Millie Crouch Photography