Broadway Revival of 'An Enemy of the People' Draws Acclaim for Contemporary Relevance and Engaging Staging

Jeremy Strong's portrayal of Dr. Thomas Stockmann shines in Amy Herzog's adaptation, engaging audiences with its timely themes and innovative in-the-round presentation.

Jeremy Strong and Michael Imperioli star in a highly praised Broadway revival of Henrik Ibsen's 'An Enemy of the People,' adapted by Amy Herzog and directed by Sam Gold.
The production, staged at Circle in the Square Theatre, is noted for its unique in-the-round setting, engaging the audience as part of the societal examination the play conducts.
The adaptation resonates with contemporary issues, including the science versus commerce debate, environmental hazards, and the challenges faced by whistleblowers.
Critics laud the performances, particularly Strong's portrayal of Dr. Thomas Stockmann, as well as the direction and clever staging that includes audience interaction.
The play's themes of truth, democracy, and the individual's struggle against societal pressures are highlighted as particularly relevant in today's political and social climate.

The Hollywood Reporter