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Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House, An Enemy of the People and Hedda Gabler remain highly popular, and one gets occasional revivals of Ghosts, The Master Builder, The Wild Duck, Rosmersholm and John Gabriel Borkman. But the master Norwegian dramatist's 1888 play The Lady from the Sea, written in between those great works, almost never surfaces these days. Hudson Classical Theater Company wraps up its summer season with fresh look at this rarity —the story of a woman torn between her doctor husband and her sailor ex-flame—as adapted by the company's own Susane Lee. (A fun fact about the play: Ibsen later brought back one of its minor figures, Hilda Wangel, as a main character in The Master Builder.)
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