Helena
Wilson

Helena Wilson makes a particularly strong impression as the spiky, clever Bolette, who is here achingly torn between the desire for further education in Europe and a sense of duty to stay and look after her father.

Paul Taylor
The Independent on The Lady from the Sea

Relative newcomers Ellie Bamber and Helena Wilson are particularly great as Wangel’s daughters Hilde and Bolette - the first hilariously brattish and over-emotional, the other radiantly decent and thoughtful.

ANDRZEJ LUKOWSKI
on The Lady from the Sea

Relative newcomers Ellie Bamber and Helena Wilson are particularly great as Wangel’s daughters Hilde and Bolette - the first hilariously brattish and over-emotional, the other radiantly decent and thoughtful.

ANDRZEJ LUKOWSKI
on The Lady from the Sea

 ...the joyfully scandalised Ann Welch (a great Helena Wilson).

Rosemary Waugh
The Stage on The Deep Blue Sea