How do you market a five-act play about spas tainted by run-off from a tannery written by a 19th century Norwegian as a rebuttal to the poor public reception of his previous play about syphilis? Rebecca Lenkiewicz's answer is editing, and her new version of Henrik Ibsen's Enemy Of The People now playing at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre boasts a running time just under two hours. Iis this "Ibsen For Dummies" or theatrical crack-cocaine? Watch our insta-review above to find out.