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Consider the responses you would wish an audience to have during a performance of Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, discuss some of the ways in which some of these might be achieved.
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Consider the responses you would wish an audience to have during a performance of Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, discuss some of the ways in which some of these might be achieved During this essay I hope to realise the response that I would want the audience to have of the play Hedda Gabler. I have to consider the ways in which this could be achieved, through the actor's behaviour on stage and set design and other aspects such as music and lighting used. When many people watch the play, they may view Hedda Gabler as a selfish and cold person, who has no feelings for anyone, except herself, they could see her as a powerful woman who knows exactly what she wants. Hedda is commonly played as neurotic, however I would want the audience to also see the over side of Hedda, what is inside her emotionally rather than the cold external front...
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