A Doll's House

Set in a Norwegian town around 1879, this three-act play explores the struggles of a married woman seeking self-fulfillment in a male-dominated society. Despite Henrik Ibsen's claims that he did not intend to write a feminist play, the work highlights the limited opportunities for women of the era. Ibsen, a pivotal figure in modern theatre and realism, crafted this influential piece, which has become one of the most performed plays globally, reflecting the enduring relevance of its themes.