"Jeremy Strong Shines in Broadway's An Enemy of the People: A Review Roundup"

Jeremy Strong stars in a revival of Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People, drawing parallels between his own experiences and the play's themes. The production, directed by Sam Gold and adapted by Amy Herzog, emphasizes the modern relevance of the 19th-century drama, particularly in its portrayal of environmental and social issues. Strong's portrayal of the maligned hero, Thomas Stockmann, is matched by Michael Imperioli's performance as the imperious mayor, with the play's pivotal scene incorporating elements of environmental theater to engage the audience in the public meeting. The production serves as a poignant plea to address contamination, both environmental and in public discourse, while highlighting the limits of personal strength and the importance of valuing truth.
- Broadway review: Jeremy Strong in An Enemy of the People () Time Out
- Review: Ibsen’s ‘Enemy of the People,’ Starring Jeremy Strong The New York Times
- An Enemy of the People review – Jeremy Strong impresses in timely Ibsen drama The Guardian
- Reviews: What Are Critics Saying About An Enemy of the People on Broadway? Playbill
- Theater Review: 'An Enemy of the People,' with Jeremy Strong Vulture
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