Jobsite Theater has broken all-time sales records with three of the first four plays in their 20th Anniversary Season, ensuring that this will be their best season to date in every category. The resident theater company of the Straz Center now turns their eyes to Lucy Kirkwood's Hedda, a gripping modern-day adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, on stage in a North American professional premiere May 10 - Jun. 2, 2019.
In this completely updated version of Ibsen's classic set in 21st-century London, thrilling young British playwright Lucy Kirkwood reworks the Hedda Gabler tale into a daring glimpse at her choices from a woman's point of view. Hedda (Emily Belvo), still mourning the father she adored, returns from her honeymoon with a husband (Christopher Marshall) she doesn't love, to a flat they can't afford and a pregnancy she doesn't want. Trapped by her past and terrified by her future, bored by her life but too cowardly to walk away from it, she finds herself caught between three men (Marshall, Joseph Michael-Kenneth, and Jon Van Middlesworth). Ultimately, something has to give.Hedda stars Emily Belvo (Hedda), Christopher Marshall (George), Joseph Michael-Kenneth (Eli), Katie Miesner (Thea), Jon VanMiddlesworth (Toby), and Katrina Stevenson (Julia) under the direction of Stuart Fail with designs by Jo Averill-Snell (lights), Scott Cooper (set), Katrina Stevenson (costumes), and Jeremy Douglass (original compositions).Photo Credit: Pritchard Photography
Katrina Stevenson (Julia), Christopher Marshall (George), and Emily Belvo (Hedda)
Christopher Marshall (George), Katrina Stevenson (Julia), Emily Belvo (Hedda), Katie Miesner (Thea), Joseph Michael-Kenneth (Eli), and Jon VanMiddlesworth (Toby)
Jon Van Middlesworth (Toby), Christopher Marshall (George), Emily Belvo (Hedda), Katie Miesner (Thea), and Joseph Michael-Kenneth (Eli)
Jon VanMiddlesworth as Toby and Emily Belvo as Hedda
Joseph Michael-Kenneth as Eli and Emily Belvo (Hedda)
Emily Belvo (Hedda)
Christopher Marshall as George and Emily Belvo (Hedda)
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