An Enemy of the People, Friedman Theatre, New York
Director Doug Hughes presents Ibsen's play " given a streamlined adaptation by Rebecca Lenkiewicz " in fairly straightforward manner, writes Brendan Lemon
Director Doug Hughes presents Ibsen's play " given a streamlined adaptation by Rebecca Lenkiewicz " in fairly straightforward manner, writes Brendan Lemon
Meet the first-nighters at the Broadway opening of An Enemy of the People.
How do you market a five-act play about spas tainted by run-off from a tannery written by a 19th century Norwegian as a rebuttal to the poor public reception of his previous play about syphi…
Let's see what the critics had to say...
As the Presidential political season enters its final lap, Manhattan Theatre Club treated Broadway to a heavy dose of political drama with its production of Ibsen's fiery social tract An…
As the Presidential political season enters its final lap, Manhattan Theatre Club treated Broadway to a heavy dose of political drama with its production of Ibsen's fiery social tract An…
Critics aren’t overwhelmed by the brilliance of Manhattan Theatre Club’s revival of An Enemy of the People, but it seems a worthy production, especially with the current po…
Manhattan Theatre Club's new Broadway production of An Enemy of the People, adapted by British dramatist Rebecca Lenkiewicz and directed by Tony Award winner Doug Hughes, opens Sept. 27 …
BroadwayWorld.com was there to capture all the fun of opening night - scroll down to check out photos from the opening night party at the Copa...the Copacabana
BroadwayWorld.com was there to capture all the fun of opening night - scroll down to check out photos from the opening night party at the Copa...the Copacabana
BroadwayWorld.com was there to capture all the fun of opening night - scroll down to check out photos from the opening night red carpet
this production has successfully brought Ibsen's 1882 muckraking drama into the 21st Century. . . . Read More
Manhattan Theatre Club celebrated the opening of its Broadway production of Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People on Thursday, Septe
One word comes up more than a dozen times in the new Broadway revival of "An Enemy of the People": "restraint." Ironically, it's exactly what's lacking in this amped-up production of the Hen…
The public's shortsightedness and the willing capitulation of leaders to the people's ignorance should be a topic universal enough to give anyone chills at any time.
Boyd Gaines and Richard Thomas star in a high-intensity, high-volume production of Ibsen's "Enemy of the People," on Broadway at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater.
An Enemy of the People, Henrik Ibsen's 1882 play-with-a-cause, isn't unfurled very often, which definitely makes Doug Hughes' thoroughly competent Manhattan Theatre Club revival at the Samue…
Ibsen's classic about a small town doctor who attempts to warn the citizenry about the local spa's contaminated waters. read more
A day before the opening on Broadway of "An Enemy of the People," which is a play about the efforts to silence a difficult man, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange lashed out at Obama in a vide…
They didn't have our word for whistle-blower when Henrik Ibsen wrote "The Enemy of the People" in 1882. As this jagged fist of a revival proves with such ripping theatricality, however, just…
The Manhattan Theatre Club debuts a new version of Ibsen's 1882 play "An Enemy of the People" starring Boyd Gaines and Richard Thomas.
Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People, starring Boyd Gaines and Richard Thomas, is holding court at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. Find out if Word of Mouth panelists Phyllis,…
I couldn't help but think of an ATF agent named Peter Forcelli while I watched the super-charged Broadway revival of An Enemy of the People, Henrik Ibsen's play about a man who tries to do t…
Centerstages historic 50th Anniversary Season officially kicks off with AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE, directed by Artistic Director Kwame Kwei-Armah, in a landmark production that takes Arthur Mil…
Legit Reviews||Broadway: Never mind how Jesus might vote in the upcoming election. More to the point is how Henrik Ibsen might cast his ballot, since his 1882 political drama, "…