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An Enemy of the People Tickets

A powerful tale of morality and the importance of standing up for what's right despite impossible odds, Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People is a true classic with a timeless message. Get your An Enemy of the People tickets right now and experience this important drama live on stage.

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An Enemy of the People Concert Tickets

Theatre:

Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
261 West 47th Street
New York, NY 10036

About the Show:

An Enemy of the People is an 1882 play by Henrik Ibsen (Hedda Gabler, A Doll's House). It concerns a man's crusade to shut down a dangerous tourist attraction despite overwhelming resistance from the townspeople, who are more concerned with the town's financial prosperity. It was written in response to the public outcry against another of his plays, Ghosts, which called out the hypocrisy of Victorian morality. An Enemy of the People concerns political corruption and the hypocritical and often morally bankrupt attitudes of the masses. It has been adapted several times for the American stage, notably by Arthur Miller (Death of a Salesman, The Crucible) for a 1950 Broadway production. A 2012 Broadway production at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre cast, among other notable performers, Boyd Gaines (Driving Miss Daisy, Gypsy) as Dr. Thomas Stockmann. Find some Enemy of the People tickets today to see this profound tale of morality performed live.

Plot Synopsis:

In a small, coastal town in Norway, Dr. Thomas Stockmann and his brother, Mayor Peter Stockmann, are spearheading a project to develop baths. The town is expecting a surge in tourism from the project due to the baths' medicinal properties. But just as they begin to become popular, Dr. Stockmann finds out that waste products from the local tannery are contaminating the water and making tourists ill. Thankful to have broken the story, he immediately sends a report to the mayor, in which he details a plan to clean up the water using a considerable amount of the town's money.

Surprisingly, Dr. Stockmann finds it quite difficult to get his concerns through to the authorities. They are reluctant to address the issue because of the financial ruin it could cause the town. The Mayor asks his brother to let it go, but Dr. Stockmann instead holds a town meeting proposing that the townspeople join him to close the baths. However, the town turns against him en masse, refusing to accept his claims. Dr. Stockmann concludes that the masses are too easily swayed by amoral leaders whose goals are shallow and selfish. Order your An Enemy of the People tickets today to see this stunning story of a man's lonely moral quest.

Creative Team:

Playwright	Henrik Ibsen
Adapted by	Rebecca Lenkiewicz
Director	Doug Hughes

Cast:

Broadway
Dr. Thomas Stockmann	Boyd Gaines
Peter Stockmann	Richard Thomas
Petra Stockmann	Maite Alina
Aslaksen	Gerry Bamman
Catherine Stockmann	Kathleen McNenny
Horster	Randall Newsome
Hovstad	John Procaccino
Morton Kiil	Michael Siberry
Billing	James Waterston