Hedda Gabler

Written by Henrik Ibsen
Translated by Judith Thompson

Hedda Gabler, translated by Judith Thompson, follows a woman’s pursuit to find fulfillment in the domestic life prescribed to her by societal expectations. As the claustrophobia from her new marriage intensifies, so does the chaos infiltrating the lives of everyone involved. Filled with love triangles, competition, secrets, and the ever present threat of the General Gabler’s pistols, this psychedelic reimagining of Ibsen’s masterpiece asks the question: “how much can one woman handle, and what happens when you push her past that limit.”