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A Doll's House
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- A play by Ibsen published in 1890
- Similarities to A Doll’s House include a strong female protagonist, a turn-of-the-century European setting, and defined social expectations for men and women.
- Themes common to both works include Death and Decay and Fraud and Fraudulence.
- Hedda Gabler on SuperSummary
- Playwright Lucas Hnath continues Ibsen’s story in his 2018 play.
- The story includes continuity of characters and the return of the female protagonist.
- A 1997 comprehensive analysis by Joan Templeton of Ibsen’s portrayal of women in his plays
- Focuses on the author’s representation of women and gender roles
Other Student Resources
- A 2021 recorded production by Summer Light Theatre
A Doll’s House, Part 2 - Full Play
- A 2018 production by Aspen Fringe Festival of Hnath’s play
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By Henrik Ibsen
