English Play
Hedda Gabler dramatises the experiences of Hedda, the daughter of a general, who is trapped in a marriage and a house that she does not want. The ennui of domestic life and constraints of social norms lead Hedda to seek power and control over those around her. The play reveals the destructive effects of repression, patriarchy and the lack of freedom afforded to women.
Hedda Gabler was written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen and had its premiere in 1891.
Directed by Bhagyashree Tarke
Cast: Berte — Janhvi Marathe, Aunt Julian — Salone Mehta, George Tesman — Chandan Roy Sanyal / Siddhesh Dilip Dhuri, Hedda Gabler — Bhagyashree Tarke, Thea Elvsted — Aditi Gautam, Judge Brack — Jonas David / Atul Kumar & Eilert Lovborg — Rohan Verma
Supported by Royal Norwegian Consulate General, Mumbai
The Company Theatre Production
Box Office: 9th February 2026 for Members & 12th February 2026 for the Public.
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