Premiere Performance: A DOLL’S HOUSE – By Henrik Ibsen May 6, 2010

Nora Helmer is a vibrant, young housewife who suffers from a crippling dependency on her husband. In order to save him from a dangerous debt and spare his pride, Nora arranges a loan without his knowledge by forging a signature. Through her actions, she wakes to feelings of self-awareness and in one of the most scandalous climaxes in all of nineteenth-century drama, Nora is forced to forge a new identity from the one she has always known. This fresh translation by Frank McGuiness was recently mounted on Broadway where it received the Tony Award for ‘Best Revival’.

Henley Street’s production of A Doll’s House is proud to be part of MINDSWIDE OPEN: Virginia Celebrates Women in the Arts–The First Statewide celebration of women in the arts.

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