Victoria Pedretti joins 'An Enemy of the People' Broadway cast
The television actress known for her roles in You and The Haunting of Hill House will make her Broadway debut opposite Jeremy Strong and Michael Imperioli.
Victoria Pedretti has joined the Broadway cast of An Enemy of the People at the Circle in the Square Theatre, playing a limited 16-week engagement beginning February 27.
Pedretti, primarily a television actress, is best known for her critically acclaimed performances as Love Quinn in You, Nell Crain in The Haunting of Hill House, and Dani Clayton in The Haunting of Bly Manor. Now, she makes her Broadway debut as Petra Stockmann in the latest revival of Henrik Ibsen's classic play, newly adapted by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award nominee Amy Herzog.
The Enemy of the People Broadway cast also includes the previously announced Jeremy Strong as Dr. Thomas Stockmann and Michael Imperioli, also in his Broadway debut, as Peter Stockmann. Complete casting has yet to be announced.
Directed by Tony winner Sam Gold, An Enemy of the People centers on Thomas Stockmann, a doctor who calls out contaminated water in his town's spa baths. But instead of being hailed for saving lives, he becomes the target of hate for upending the town's economy and reputation.
Photo credit: Victoria Pedretti. (Photo courtesy of production)
Frequently asked questions
What is An Enemy of the People on Broadway about?
Succession's Jeremy Strong returns to Broadway for the first time since 2008 in Ibsen's drama about small-town scandal. A doctor publicizes poison in the water and is punished for daring to threaten the town's prosperity. Find out more about tickets to this thrilling revival.
Where is An Enemy of the People on Broadway playing?
An Enemy of the People on Broadway is playing at Circle in the Square Theatre. The theatre is located at 235 West 50th Street , New York, 10019.
How long is An Enemy of the People on Broadway?
The running time of An Enemy of the People on Broadway is 2hr. No intermission. There will be one brief pause.
What's the age requirement for An Enemy of the People on Broadway?
The recommended age for An Enemy of the People on Broadway is Ages 12+. Children under 4 years old will not be admitted..
How do you book tickets for An Enemy of the People on Broadway?
Book tickets for An Enemy of the People on Broadway on New York Theatre Guide.
Which theatre shows has Jeremy Strong been in?
Jeremy Strong has been on Broadway once before, in 2008's A Man for All Seasons. He also performed in six Off-Broadway plays between 2006 and 2012, including Our House, Defiance, and The Great God Pan.
Who does Jeremy Strong play in An Enemy of the People?
Jeremy Strong stars as Dr. Thomas Stockmann, a doctor in a small town who exposes polluted water in the town's lucrative spa baths and turns the town against him.
Who wrote An Enemy of the People?
Henrik Ibsen wrote An Enemy of the People in 1882. For the 2024 Broadway revival, Amy Herzog adapted Ibsen's script. She is best known for her Pulitzer-nominated play 4000 Miles and for adapting Ibsen's A Doll's House for Broadway in 2023.
How long is An Enemy of the People running on Broadway?
An Enemy of the People is running on Broadway for 16 weeks only in winter 2024. Exact dates have yet to be announced.
Who directed An Enemy of the People?
Sam Gold directs An Enemy of the People on Broadway. He is best known for his Tony-winning direction of Fun Home and Tony-nominated A Doll's House, Part 2. More recently, he directed revivals of King Lear and Macbeth on Broadway.
Is An Enemy of the People appropriate for kids?
An Enemy of the People is recommended for ages 14 and up. The play deals with moral and political issues that may be too mature for young children. Please note that children 4 and younger are not permitted in Broadway theatres.
Is An Enemy of the People good?
An Enemy of the People is widely regarded as one of Ibsen's masterworks, and this production also features an acclaimed lead actor, adaptor, and director. The production has yet to open, but there is lots of talent involved.
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