AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE

      In a harrowing reflection of modern social issues, Arthur Miller's adaptation of Ibsen's An Enemy of the People reminds the audience that the majority is not always right.

      Presented as a staged reading, this production followed the production process from the initial table read (Act 1 Scene 1) to a final dress rehearsal (Act 3). With each new element added to the production the lines between past and present are blurred to reveal that the battle for progress and justice are never-ending.