Henrik Ibsen

Hedda Gabler

Strange Odyssey

Ibsen's 'Peer Gynt' isn't easy to stage, but the Guthrie turns this odd tale into a sprawling, dreamlike adventure

We Were Wrong

City Pages writers look back on 25 years of arts criticism, and the sentences that still make us cringe

Working Stiffs

Who has it easier--prostitutes or Suburban Theater instructors? George Bernard Shaw and David Mann discuss.

Rhymes with Witch

Laila Robins turns the Guthrie's Hedda Gabler into a character study of social sadism

Oh, Henrik!

A purloined sculpture of Henrik Ibsen is finally on the verge of returning to Como Park

Depth Probe

"She must choose between water and land, between the thrill and responsibilities of passion and the sureties of Victorian marriage": Kirsten Frantzich and Greg Arata in 15 Head's production of Ibsen's The Lady From the Sea.

Women on the Verge