Performance

Venue	Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse)
	Also: Courtyard, Quarry, Bramall Rock Void
Town	Leeds
County	West Yorkshire
From	17th February 2006
Opened	22nd February 2006
To	11th March 2006
When	19:30. Feb 25, Mar 4, 11 Mats 14:00. Mar 2, 9 Mats 13:30
Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse) (V977)
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Hedda Gabler

Work:: Hedda Gabler (S3548)

Classic drama of a woman consumed by her passions and driven to destroy all she should love. Hedda's recent and unexpected marriage to worthy but dull academic Tesman is threatened when she returns from honeymoon to find that Lovborg, a charismatic but dissolute previous admirer, has reformed his ways and published a best-selling masterpiece. His now-found success now threatens Tesman's own claim to a professorship - which is his only hope of supporting Hedda in the style she demands. Tesman is already in debt to another of Hedda's admirers, the dangerous Judge Brack. But suddenly events seem to put Hedda in a position to control all their destinies. This is a blistering examination of a woman in turmoil.

Author

Henrik Ibsen

Production:: (T1140779850)

Producer	West Yorkshire Playhouse
Producer	Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse
Adapted by	Mike Poulton
Director	Matthew Lloyd
Design	Ruari Murchison
Lighting	Charles Balfour
Music	Richard Taylor
Sound	Mic Pool
Other	John Cannon (casting director)
Performer	Gillian Kearney
Performer	Tom Smith (Tesman)
Performer	Polly Maberly (Mrs Elvsted)
Performer	Jane Lowe (Aunt Juli)
Performer	Daniel Weyman (Eilert Lovborg)
Performer	Jasper Britton (Judge Brack)
Performer	Imogen Bain (Berte)

Listing:: L0447579810

Current production:Work

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Special Performances

23 Feb 06 Audio Described
4 Mar 06 Audio Described
9 Mar 06 Captioned

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