Ibsen productions
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The Lady from the Camp
Autumn/Winter 2025
Ibsen Stage Company working with Ashtar Theatre adapting and relocating Ibsen's classic The Lady from the Sea to Palestine.
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Recording Hedda
Sep 2013
Dramatic and intense soundscapes with a poignant contemporary re-imagining of the classic Hedda Gabler.
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Peer Gynt Recharged
Mar 2012
Ibsen Stage Company returns to Riverside Studios for the third time with a brand new version of Ibsen's epic drama Peer Gynt.
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Hedda Gabler
Feb 2010
“Set in a non-realistic circular desert of white crushed paper and six chairs, this is a riveting and moving Hedda Gabler from start to finish.”
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Recharged Reading
Oct 2009
A rehearsed reading. Peer Gynt in a world of gangsters, jazz clubs, forgery, murder, seduction and beautiful women.
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Peer Gynt
Jan 2008
"Ibsen Stage Company's new take on Peer Gynt is undoubtedly sexier than most fringe productions. A prohibition cocktail with a kick.”
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Speakeasy Sessions
Jan 2008
Ibsen Stage Company creates a site-specific event at the Norwegian ambassador's residence, London, in the presence Ibsen's great grandson Tancred Ibsen Jr, and his wife Ellior Ibsen.
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Peer Gynt
Jan 2007
Ibsen Stage Company's Peer Gynt at Hackney Empire Theatre is named Play of the Week in the London Lite.
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Little Eyolf
Mar 2006
"Non-realism at its incisive best. Credit to Teateret Vårt which has succeeded in hooking this UK-ensemble to Norway.”
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Peer Gynt
Sep 2005
“Superb ensemble theatre hitting its dramatic mark in Britain’s Ibsen equivalent of the RSC."
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Peer at the Royal Academy
Oct 2005
Ibsen Stage Company creates a site-specific event at the Royal Academy of Arts for its exhibition Munch By Himself.
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A Doll’s House
Aug 2004
International recognition won in London and Oslo for The International Ibsen Stage Festival.
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A Doll’s House
Feb 2004
“The chemistry between Sarah Head’s Nora and husband Torvald, played by Tom Peters, is infectious, which makes the tragic ending all the more difficult.”
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Rosmersholm
Nov 2003
“This latter day Ibsen play hasn’t been given the big West End treatment yet, but on tonight’s evidence perhaps a swift transfer is in order.”
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Little Eyolf
Mar 2003
"A pacey proof that Ibsen’s understanding of people, and the desperate things they do in the search for fulfilment, can outshine the gloom."
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A Doll’s House
Apr 2002
“Non-realistic Ibsen wins out thanks to some clear ideas and Sarah Head’s beautifully-acted Nora. This is a must-see production.”
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Pillars of Society
Oct 2002
Critic’s Choice Nationwide in The Independent
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A Doll’s House
Feb 2001
“Ibsen Stage Company's A Doll’s House is head and shoulders above what else is on offer in the London theatre calendar quite simply because of its excellence.”
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