An Enemy of the People

In Henrik Ibsen's classic play, a small town grapples with the dilemma of public health versus economic survival when reports emerge of polluted waters threatening their vital tourist trade. With sharp criticism of societal complicity, the play explores the complexities of environmental responsibility. The audiobook features a full-cast performance recorded before a live audience and includes an insightful interview with environmental writer Joel K. Bourne Jr. about contemporary issues in water supply and climate change, making it a thought-provoking addition to L.A. Theatre Works' Relativity Series.