The Bridge Theatre in London presents a contemporary adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's 'The Lady from the Sea,' directed by Simon Stone. This version features a millennial protagonist, Ellida, who struggles with climate anxiety and a complicated past involving an older man, Finn. The production incorporates modern elements, such as references to Beyoncé and climate activism, while exploring familial tensions within a wealthy family. Despite its contemporary relevance, the adaptation has been critiqued for not fully capturing the radical essence of Ibsen's original work. The staging in the round enhances audience engagement but diminishes the symbolic presence of the sea, a critical element in the narrative. While the performances, particularly by Alicia Vikander as Ellida, are commendable, the adaptation's neat resolution may dilute the original's complexity and challenge.