Hedda Gabler

I SAW THE PREVIEW AND IT WAS EXCELLENT. ... full review

An excellent piece - a wonderful opportunity to see a rarely-done classic. This production is fresh and fast-paced, with incredible performances by all and strong directing. Highly recommend. ... full review

The show was an amazing experience, the acting and performance was phenomenal I was so immersed that I almost forgot I was watching a play! Overall the writing, actors, and full ensemble was executed perfectly and I would love to continue seeing actors and shows like these again. ... full review

Superb cast, powerful pacing, and mercifully modern with a nod to the past, this production has everything one could want, unlike dear Hedda.... full review

One of my favorite Fringe productions this year! Such thoughtful and precise direction, action, and design. ... full review

This was a truly excellent interpretation of Ibsen's classic done with style, verve, and guts. It's not to be missed!... full review

A chance to see Henrik Ibsen at this price?? GO! ... full review

If you haven't seen this performance yet, you need to go now! The actors are amazing and the whole play is just really well done! It's highly recommended!... full review

"Hedda Gabler can without a doubt be an intimidating and daunting show to produce, yet this adaptation at the Actor's Company was executed with surgical precision. Eden Perry commands and brings Hedda to life with an ensemble cast that doesn't have a single weak link among them. This production, despite being adapted to fit the fringe time frame of 90 minutes, is a "gun blast" that shouldn't be missed.” - Michael Goff ... full review

The performances of this ensemble cast were great. Especially the title character of Hedda Gabler. Eden Perry made the character feel so real and true. She was so watchable & made being mean fun. And then Thea played by Kelsey Ann Wacker came on stage with her blonde curls and a perfect foil for Hedda! The Judge gave a refreshingly modern performance that also felt very real. And George's sweetness was timeless.... full review