Summary
Hedda Gabler is a play written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen in 1890. It is a dramatic portrayal of the title character, Hedda Tesman, who is newly married but unhappy with her life and the people around her. She becomes increasingly isolated and restless, leading her to make impulsive and dangerous decisions. The play explores themes of societal norms, freedom, power, and loneliness as Hedda tries to assert control over her life and escape the confines of her society. The play is considered a masterpiece of modern drama and is still performed today as a classic example of Ibsen's dramatic style and themes.
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