Doll's House, A
by Henrik Ibsen, Albert Pia
Synopsis
This arrangement retains all the excitement and significance of the original as Nora becomes aware that she has been deluded in her marriage and that she now has a greater duty to herself.
For the sake of her own salvation, she must leave her home and her husband to seek a life in which she can be truly herself.
The sound of the door closing as Nora leaves is a sound that has reverberated through all of drama.
An excellent way to introduce students to a great writer.
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PublisherSamuel French
Doll's House, A is a play written by Henrik Ibsen and published by Samuel French.
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