A Doll's House
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened May 14, 2009
Closed Jul 18, 2009
Opened May 14, 2009
Closed Jul 18, 2009
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Nora loves her husband above all else. But when she risks her reputation in
order to save his, she begins to question her devotion and finds herself
fighting for her own life.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Donmar Warehouse
41 Earlham St
Camden Town, England
Since the Donmar began life as a not-for-profit producing house under the artistic direction of Sam Mendes in October 1992, the theater has asserted itself as a leader in London?s performing arts community. Deliberately embracing a diverse and darin [...] Read More
41 Earlham St
Camden Town, England
Since the Donmar began life as a not-for-profit producing house under the artistic direction of Sam Mendes in October 1992, the theater has asserted itself as a leader in London?s performing arts community. Deliberately embracing a diverse and darin [...] Read More
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Zinnie Harris' new translation of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House, now on view at the Donmar Warehouse, transplants the once-controversial play from its Norwegian setting to the political world of Edwardian London. Despite the many strengths of Kfir Yefet's production, the play's power is not as consuming as it could be, due to a number of jarring elements in the way the text has been updated. Fortunately, the strong performances of the entire cast, led by Gillian Anderson, eclipse the production's flaws.
In this rethinking of the play, the Helmers have become Nora and Thomas Vaughan (Gillian Anderson and Toby Stephens), and Krogstad, the lawyer, has become Neil Kelman (Christopher Eccleston[...]