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Robins’s major Ibsen performances and directing roles

Mrs Linden in A Doll’s House. By Henrik Ibsen. Trans. William Archer, Terry’s Theatre. 27 Jan 1891. 1 matinee performance.

Hedda Tesman in Hedda Gabler. By Henrik Ibsen. Trans. Edmund Gosse and William Archer. Vaudeville Theatre. 20 Apr 1891. 1 matinee.

Hilda Wangel in The Master Builder. By Henrik Ibsen. Trans. William Archer and Edmund Gosse. Trafalgar Square and Vaudeville Theatre. 20 Feb to 3 Mar 1893, 6 to 25 Mar 1893. 10 matinees, 21 performances. Directed Elizabeth Robins and Herbert Waring.

Directed with Herbert Waring. Our Play. By R.G. Graham. Vaudeville Theatre. 13 to 18 Mar 1893. 6 performances.

Hedda in Hedda Gabler. By Henrik Ibsen. Trans. Edmund Gosse. Opera Comique. 29 and 30 May (matinees), 5 and 6 May 1893. 4 performances.

Rebecca West in Rosmersholm. By Henrik Ibsen. Opera Comique. 31 May, 1 June (matinee), 7 and 8 June 1893. 4 performances. Directed Elizabeth Robins.

Hilda Wangel in The Master Builder. By Henrik Ibsen. Trans. Edmund Gosse and William Archer. Opera Comique. 2 and 3 June (matinees), 9 and 10 June 1893. 4 performances. Directed Elizabeth Robins.

Asta Allmers in Little Eyolf. By Henrik Ibsen. Trans. William Archer. Avenue Theatre. 23 to 27 Nov, 30 Nov to 19 Dec 1896. 25 performances. Directed Elizabeth Robins. Produced George R. Foss.

Mariana in Mariana. By Jose Echegaray. Trans. James Graham. Court Theatre. 22 to 26 Feb 1897. 5 matinees. Directed Elizabeth Robins.

Ella Rentheim in John Gabriel Borkman. By Henrik Ibsen. Trans. William Archer. Strand Theatre. 3 to 7 May 1897.

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