An Enemy of the People (Hampton, trans.)

An Enemy of the People (Hampton, trans.)

An Enemy of the People (Hampton, trans.)

An Enemy of the People (Hampton, trans.)

Overview

Here is Ibsen's stirring drama about one man's lonely struggle against official corruption in a brilliant version by one of the contemporary theatre's best known authors and most highly regarded translators of classic works by Ibsen and others.

Authors

Christopher Hampton

Christopher Hampton became involved in theatre while studying French and German at Oxford University, and wrote a play in his first year.

The Royal Court's subsequent production was so successful that it transferred to the Comedy Theatre while he was still a student, making hi ...

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Henrik Ibsen

At age 23, Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) became theatre director and resident playwright of the new National Theatre at Bergen, charged with creating a national drama. He directed the Norwegian Theatre in Kristiana from 1857 to 1863, when the theatre went bankrupt. He then set off ...

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