Hedda Gabler is at home. Again. Always. Ivo van Hove’s stark and self-conscious staging of Ibsen’s drama “Hedda Gabler,” a National Theater remount of the production that played New York back in 2004, imprisons her in an empty flat: an art-wife on display in a gallery home. Ruth Wilson’s languid Hedda refuses that role, but... Read more »![]()
