Armed with puppets, dolls, gizmos, and gadgets, a performer and stage manager attempt to perform the lamentable tale of 'Hedda Gabler.' Part of the 2018 Dream Up Festival.
Read more Show lessSee it if You want a concise and clear interpretation of Hedda Gabler with interesting staging.
Don't see it if You're expecting the mood and length of an Ibsen play.
See it if you like deconstructions of classic theater texts.
Don't see it if you want the original "Hedda Gabler," or a full play with fully live characters. Read more
See it if Good Acting, to play is only an hour long and interesting. With puppets and Barbie dolls are used.
Don't see it if You want flash and dancing. It a work in progress. Read more
See it if You appreciate creative approaches to theater - here, the various characters were played by one actor, using dolls and very simple puppets
Don't see it if You want to see a deep, thoughtful and well-paced play Read more
See it if you want to see a one woman adaptation of this classic play, she really does an admirable job throughout
Don't see it if you want a fully staged piece, or want a contemporary play - also the use of puppets is REALLY misadvertised...
See it if You want to be inspired as a director. There are some really interesting choices made in the staging of this show. You enjoy sock puppets.
Don't see it if You dislike frame narratives or an excess of artifice. Dislike one-person shows. (it's technically a two-hander for brief moments) Read more
See it if You want to support young actors & low budget production that is experimental with a “in development” feel. Interesting idea but didn’t work
Don't see it if You expect creative puppetry. This was a 1 woman show presenting an abbreviated version of Hedda Gabler told with dolls and sock puppets.
See it if You already know the story of Hedda and want to see it in a totally unique one woman production
Don't see it if You want a fully fleshed production, or even a completely coherent point of view.