Joe Hill-Gibbins' new production of Henrik Ibsen's modern tragedy.
Widow, Helen Alving, is haunted by the memory of her late husband's debauchery and the consequences it has had on their son, Oswald. As she tries to protect Oswald from inheriting his father's disease, she faces societal pressure and moral dilemmas.
'Ghosts' serves as a commentary on 19th-century morality societal expectations, moral hypocrisy, and the consequences of hiding the truth.
'Ghosts' marks Joe Hill-Gibbins' directorial debut at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.
