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At first glance, Nora Helmer seems to have everything: a comfortable home, a successful husband and a happy family. But behind the respectable façade lies a secret — one that Nora has kept for years and which now threatens to unravel the life she has carefully built.

First performed in 1879, A Doll’s House caused a sensation with its portrayal of marriage, money, independence and the expectations placed upon women. More than a century later, its central questions remain remarkably fresh: how well do we really know the people closest to us, and what happens when the roles we play for others become impossible to sustain?

Combining gripping drama with moments of warmth and humour, Ibsen’s masterpiece builds towards one of the most famous conclusions in theatrical history.

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Directed by Barbara Crass

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