Hedda Gabler

Saturday 17th December 2016

Kyle Soller and Ruth Wilson in Hedda Gabler. Photo: Jan Versweyveld
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Text of the day: “Slowly. Cautiously. For some reason I began to have an influence over him. One by one he gave up his old habits. I didn’t ask him to — it wasn’t my place. But he sensed I disapproved and he gradually reformed himself.” (Mrs Elvsted in Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler)

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