Shooting Hedda Gabler Tickets – Rose Theatre Kingston

Antonia Thomas will star as Hedda Gabler in Shooting Hedda Gabler at the Rose Theatre in Kingston. Joining The Good Doctor's actress in the cast are Christian Rubeck (Succession, HBO) as Henrik, Avi Nash (Barry, Netflix) as Ejlert, joined by Anna Andresen (Emilia, Vaudeville) as Berta, Matilda Bailes (Mr Bates vs the Post Office, ITV) as Thea, and Joshua James (The Vortex, Chichester Festival Theatre) as Jørgen.  Antonia Thomas starred as female lead Dr. Claire Brown in the first four seasons of the hugely successful ABC drama The Good Doctor, opposite Freddie Highmore, during which time it became the most watched television drama in the world. Most recently, Antonia has been seen starring alongside an all-star cast in Channel 4’s thrilling crime drama Suspect. She has also recently been seen opposite John Boyega, in Steve McQueen's BAFTA nominated Amazon/BBC series Small Axe. She can currently be seen on Netflix in the much-loved role of ‘Evie’ in the wildly popular series Lovesick starring opposite Johnny Flynn. Director, Jeff James said: "I'm so excited to start rehearsals with this amazing company of actors. Nina's daring and hilarious play reimagines Ibsen's Hedda Gabler in an utterly original way and working with this stellar cast I hope we're going to make something really special for the Rose's audiences." Shooting Hedda Gabler is a new play by Nina Segal after Henrik Ibsen and is directed by Jeff James. The piece is a Rose Original Production in association with The Norwegian Ibsen Company. Shooting Hedda Gabler tickets at Rose Theatre Kingston are now on sale for performances from 29 September 2023 until 21 October 2023.

Rose Theatre in Kingston has announced their 2023 Autumn season which features an exiting line up for people of all ages. The season opens with the world premiere of Shooting Hedda Gabler, a radical and affectionate adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler written by Nina Segal and directed by Jeff James (Persuasion). Ibsen's classic is reimagined in a brand new play about doing whatever is necessary to get the shot. The play runs from 29 September until 21 October. Casting to be announced. Nest up is The Gruffalo's Child, Tall Stories’ enchanting adaptation of the much-loved Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler book returns to the Rose Theatre from 24-29 October 2023. Arthur Miller’s timeless masterpiece, A View From The Bridge, directed by Jaz Woodcock-Stewart, comes to the Rose Theatre from 31 October to 11 November in a new Rose Theatre co-production with Headlong, Chichester Festival Theatre, and Octagon Theatre Bolton. A thrilling adventure awaits as Peter Pan flies into the Rose Theatre for Christmas in a new version by Evan Placey, with music and lyrics by Vikki Stone and directed by Lucy Morrell. Opening on 7 December, with previews from 1 December 2023, until 7 January 2024. Packed with song, dance, magic and featuring members of the talented Rose Youth Theatre. The next in the Rose Theatre’s ‘In Conversation with…’ series is also announced following the inaugural in conversation with Hugh Bonneville in March. Academy Award winning actor Hayley Mills joins Artistic Director Christopher Haydon in a special event on 14 May to raise money for the Rose Theatre. Christopher Haydon, Artistic Director, said “I’m delighted to announce an autumn season that features Rose Original Productions from some of the freshest and most exciting new voices in theatre. Director Jeff James returns after his smash hit production of Persuasion to direct Shooting Hedda Gabler, Nina Segal’s radical new adaptation of Ibsen’s classic. And I can’t wait to share Olivier Award nominee Jasmine Woodcock-Stewart’s remarkable take on Arthur Miller’s A View From the Bridge, as she directs at the Rose for the first time. As ever, our Christmas show will bring together professional performers and members of our exceptionally talented Rose Youth Theatre; what better story to tell with this mix of artists - younger and older - than that of Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up? Evan Placey, who is adapting, is a writer I have wanted to work with for years, and I can’t wait to see the magic that he, composer and lyricist Vikki Stone, and director Lucy Morrell, work on this classic adventure. I am proud that the Rose remains committed to providing great nights out in Kingston at an affordable price to families and theatre goers from all walks of life.” Book tickets to Shooting Hedda Gabler at Rose Theatre Kingston Book tickets to Peter Pan at Rose Theatre Kingston Book tickets to A View From The Bridge at Rose Theatre Kingston