A wife, a muse, a coward, a heretic.

Hedda Gabler is something to everyone, yet has no idea who she is to herself. Trapped by convention and by her own irreconcilable nature, will she have the resolve to shape her own destiny?

Mark O’Rowe brings his unique linguistic style to this daring new adaptation which is directed by the award-winning Annabelle Comyn (The House).

Set Design was by Paul O’Mahony.

Paul’s previous work at the Abbey Theatre includes Major Barbara, The House, Pygmalion, Macbeth, The Seafarer, Fool for Love, Saved and Blue/Orange. Other theatre work includes Wuthering Heights, The Vortex, An Enemy of the People, Little Women and Faith Healer (2010) (Gate Theatre), The Talk of the Town (Hatch Theatre Company, Landmark Productions and Dublin Theatre Festival), Breaking Dad, Underneath the Lintel (Landmark Productions), Love and Money, Further Than the Furthest Thing, Pyrenees, Blood and The Country (Hatch Theatre Company), A View From the Bridge (Everyman Playhouse, Liverpool), The Girl Who Forgot to Sing Badly (The Ark/Theatre Lovett), The Importance of Being Earnest, Solemn Mass for a Full Moon in Summer, Is this About Sex?, Don Carlos, (Rough Magic Theatre Company), Medea, (Siren Productions), Pineapple (Calipo Theatre Company), Celebrity (Peer to Peer Theatre Company), Black Milk (Prime Cut Productions), Benefactors (b*spoke theatre company), This is Our Youth,Wedding Day at the Cro-Magnon’s, Roberto Zucco, This is Not a Life, Pale Angel and Self-Accusation (Bedrock Productions), Hades, The Two Houses, The Green Fool, Epic (Upstate Theatre Project), Dodgems (CoisCéim Dance Theatre), Grease (Cork Opera House), Rusalka (Lyric Opera). Paul trained at the Motley Theatre Design Course, London after graduating in Fine Art and also Production Design at DLIADT.