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Oct. 28 2025

Creating a soundscape for Ibsen’s Wild Duck

By Judith Krummeck | Posted in Host Blogs, Interviews | Comments Off on Creating a soundscape for Ibsen’s Wild Duck

  Henrik Ibsen’s rarely produced play The Wild Duck is on at the Klein Theatre of the Shakespeare Theatre Company in D.C. through mid-November. The soundscape—or incidental music—has been created by actor-musician Alexander Sovronsky, and I spoke with him by phone.    

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