Tag: Henrik Ibsen

Noma Dumezwini, a Black woman, is on stage in a Victorian-style green dress. Her hands are in front of her as she speaks. The photo is taken through a gap in a wooden chair, which is blurred in the foreground.

‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’ review – Theatre’s most flawed marriage broken down once more, and in startling fashion

Three woman stand on stage underneath three doorways.

‘Nora: A Doll’s House’ review – Ibsen’s classic transcends the centuries

A suited man stares at a women, in Indian dress, who is holding his red tie.

‘A Doll’s House’ review – Ibsen’s drama reimagined with colonial Indian setting

A man is in the air, arms stretched, knees bent, with his back to us. He is looking at a group of dancers dancing on the back of an open truck.

‘Peter Gynt’ review – James McArdle is fascinating in this dreamy adaptation

A woman in a blue corset places her hands on the chest of the man in front of her. The man has his eyes closed, as does she, and is holding her. He is wearing a black waistcoat. They are sharing a moment of love.

‘Rosmersholm’ review – Ibsen’s lesser-known play gets an intense modern adaptation