A tale of ambition, manipulation and the desperate search for freedom, Hedda Gabler remains one of theatre’s most powerful portraits of a woman caught between society’s rules and her own desires.

Suffocated by expectation and the quiet tyranny of convention, Hedda burns with intelligence and longing, yet finds herself bound by a life too small for her spirit. Trapped in a prison of her own creation, she turns her wit into a weapon; her games as captivating as they are destructive.

Barefaced Theatre bring Henrik Ibsen’s iconic Hedda Gabler to life in a bold new adaptation.

Note: References to suicide and self-harm; Firearms and gun violence; Manipulation and psychological abuse.