Hedda Gabler

The play was attention grabbing and had me hooked since the start! Very great job at placement with the actors as they all fit seamlessly into their role. Would definitely recommend and excited to come back!... full review

The acting was superb! Would go to see again. ... full review

So well done. The cast did an incredible job across the board and as stated in the teaser, it really did feel like such a relevant and updated production. I was VERY impressed. ... full review

This show was absolutely fantastic! There’s not a weak link in the bunch - each actor was so watchable. Go see it if you’re interested in some really solid theatre!... full review

On Sunday (6-4-23) it was my good fortune to see this production of Hedda Gabler at the Broadwater. It was WONDERFUL! The actors were MARVELOUS and the staging and the direction were OUTSTANDING. I do hope the company is able to secure a theatre so they can re-create the magic I saw yesterday at the Fringe. I am fairly certain that this will be the best show I will see at this year's Fringe. I am telling all of my friends to go see this play. I never see shows twice but I just bought tickets to see it again on the 24th. DON'T MISS THIS PLAY! LR Sullivan. ... full review

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