Famous Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen

Nora and Torvald’s family seems to be very happy. They have three wonderful children, a beautiful house, and a bright future ahead of them. But is their marriage as perfect as it appears if just a little secret can tear it apart?

Henrik Ibsen’s play has been considered controversial and shocking due to its style and content when it was first staged. However, this play exploring marriage, trust, and duty is still disturbingly relevant today.

A Doll’s House is often perceived as proto-feminist, but Xameleon Theatre’s production is much more than a feminist play. It is a contemporary interpretation talking about the courage to be yourself, the right to make decisions and to take responsibility for those. It is the tale about the duty to oneself.

Performed in Russian with English surtitles. Duration – 2 hours 30 min (with interval)
Age guidance: 12+

Performed in Russian with English surtitles. Duration – 2 hours 30 min (with interval)

Performed by Vlada Lemeshevska, Alexander Mercury, Oleg Sidorchik, Oleg Hill, Oksana Sidorenko,
Directed by Dmitry Turchaninov
Produced by Vlada Lemeshevska
Stage and Costume Design by Irina Gluzman

Produced and presented by Xameleon Theatre

Hosted by The Cockpit.