Hedda Gabler

Wonderful show! Minimalist production with an accent on the all-around solid performances. Couldn't help thinking about the show all night and even this morning, the day after. Really glad I saw this Classic. Great acting, directing. Innovative design.... full review

Thoroughly rehearsed. A real pleasure to see you work of this caliber at Fringe.... full review

It's Ibsen. Ibsen distilled down to a lean 90 minutes of ennui, boredom, sadness and a general malaise and dissatisfaction with the world as it is. Under McAfee's stripped down telling these characters are completely volitional, no extra hour and a half of buried plot and intention, it all right out front. Great performances by Madelynn Fattibene as Julianna, Tyler Bremer as Lovburg, Conor Murphy as Brack and Meg Cashel as Hedda who delivers dead pan daggers in a constant state of ennui, sadness, harboring a great dissatisfaction with the world as it is and her circumstance in it. Hedda Gabler is a tragedy to be sure with her her fixation on doing the beautiful thing properly refusing to allow anyone to have power over her.... full review

Hedda Gabler’s cast was amazing! So many emotions caught is this 90 minutes brilliant play. Well done! ... full review

This was a fantastic performance. I enjoyed it both times I saw it. The acting was incredible. It was funny when it needed to be and tragic when it needed to be. It was balanced. ... full review

The play Hedda Gabler had a good energy level, and earnest efforts all around. Not an especially engaging show. Palmyra Mattner stood out.... full review

I absolutely loved this one. My #2 favorite show. I love drama, it makes the story interesting and shocking. ... full review

Meg Cashel was an incredible performer as Hedda and it was a very fun show with lots of sarcasm and dark humor. It was exciting how responsive the house was during the Tuesday night performance. ... full review

This was an amazing show! The individual performances were stunning and each actor had their moment to shine. I would highly recommend this show to anyone. ... full review

A powerful piece with themes that transcend time. Though the play was written in the 1800s, the characters and situations remain relatable, thoughtfully and thoroughly explored by the brilliant cast. The simplicity of the set allowed for the characters to play freely, while still allowing the audience to really step into the home of Hedda Gabler. The practical sound design layered a texture of reality onto the show, making it feel more tangible and inviting. All in all, this show was wonderfully executed, thought provoking, and incredibly entertaining. I hope you all get a chance to see The Attic Collective's: Hedda Gabler. ... full review