"Hedda Gabler" is one of the most famous works of the outstanding Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. This play tells about a woman, Hedda Gabler, who remains in despair and disappointment from her marriage to a man who did not understand her inner aspirations. Hedda is a deep and enigmatic heroine, searching for a real life of her own, but stuck in a complex web of social restrictions. In this drama, immediacy and tragedy are intertwined, and the psychological portrait of the main character is revealed through vivid examples of her manipulations and internal struggles. "Hedda Gabler" is a story about the struggle for freedom and self-realization in the conditions of harsh social reality, about the eternal theme of true happiness and the price that has to be paid for its achievement.