Hedda Gabler News

 
Bar Harbor Times
A classic debut
Bar Harbor Times
By Dagney C. Ernest | May 23, 2012 The Mid Coast Actors Studio's "Hedda Gabler" cast includes, from left, Marie Merrifield, Jason Bannister, Amy Pillitteri, Jay Rosenberg and Christine West. The title character of Henrik Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler" is ...

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Mid Coast Actor's Studio provides new forum for classic plays
Bangor Daily News
Bannister, 35, did all those things — the last of which, the Mid Coast Actors Studio, will have its debut production open this weekend when a cast of seven performs Henrik Ibsen's iconic 1890s play “Hedda Gabler” at the Troy Howard Middle School in ...

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Tickets On Sale Now for the Guthrie's 6/23 Costume Ball
Broadway World
The public (ages 18+) is invited to dress creatively—from Hamlet to Elvis, from Hedda Gabler to The Hunger Games—and enjoy an evening of music and enchantment at this red carpet event. Tickets to the Midsummer Mischief Dance Party are $10 in advance ...

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Bar Harbor Times
New troupe offers 'Hedda Gabler'
Bar Harbor Times
The Mid Coast Actors' Studio cast of "Hedda Gabler" includes, from left, Erik Perkins, Marie Merrifield and Jason Bannister. Mid Coast Actors' Studio, a newly formed community theater, will perform Henrik Ibsen's masterpiece "Hedda Gabler" at two ...

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'Heddatron' is a bewildering ride
AZ Central.com
If audiences didn't know the play is about "a pregnant housewife ... abducted by robots, taken to the rainforest and forced to perform 'Hedda Gabler' by her robot captors," they might not come at all. Reviewed Friday, May 18. Continues through Saturday ...


 
Intiman's Andrew Russell collaborates for summer festival
CultureMob (blog)
A repertory company of 17 local actors playing more than 40 roles will perform Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, a world premiere play by Dan Savage Miracle! and John Patrick Shanley's Dirty Story.


 
Review: Hedda Gabler, Lace Market Theatre, by Alan Geary
This is Nottingham
Director Gordon Parsons has come up with such a compelling, entertaining and visually attractive Hedda Gabler that it seems churlish to point to a crucial error. But it has to be said: the shift from 1890s provincial Norway to late forties England, ...