Written by Henrik Ibsen. Directed by Michael A. Harding, director of last year’s successful adaptation of Henry V.
Written by Henrik Ibsen, Hedda Gabler is a true classic, worth its weight in the line of Ibsen’s works. After her marriage to Jurgen Tesman, Hedda fights, heart and soul, against her new and much more humble environment. A young woman of powerful presence and control, Hedda manages to wield her influence to the point of no return as her husband and acquaintances flounder in her wake. Intrigue and scandal, aptitude versus ethics, come see the story of the truly formidable Hedda Gabler.
About the Director
Michael Harding is currently an Assistant Professor of Theatre at Dixie State University. He earned his BA in Theatre from the College of William & Mary and an MFA in Staging Shakespeare from The University of Exeter in Devon, England. He teaches courses in several areas of theatre, including Acting, Directing, Script Analysis and Theatre History. Mr. Harding has worked as a professional actor at various regional theatres around the United States. He is the author of two plays: the experimental research-based The Rise of James VI and = (or, for the math-impaired, Equals).
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