Radio: Like a Divorce
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The very bigness with which she played her part was the show's greatest weakness, for it seemed inconceivable that any of the other characters could have given Tallulah a moment's trouble. When Ibsen's Hedda finds herself in the power of the villainous Judge Brack (Luther Ad-ler), she commits suicide. For Tallulah's Hedda to do the same seemed preposterous: obviously she could have clawed the judge to bits (or shot him between the eyes) in the time between tea and supper.
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