A Doll's House: A Play
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3.6 • 35 Ratings
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Publisher Description
It's a masterpiece of theatrical craft which, for the first time portrayed the tragic hypocrisy of Victorian middle class marriage on stage. The play ushered in a new social era and "exploded like a bomb into contemporary life".
Customer Reviews
Persistence is key to a great story.
At first, A Doll's House seems boring... Very plain, very two-dimensional. However, by the second act, I was hooked! Fantastic story and great characters. I'm very excited to see this performed now!
Beautiful play
The play is extremely insightful and provides a detailed explanation of gender roles and power in the 1800's. I enjoyed reading the play but the sad part is this particular iBook is incomplete and stops when helmer asks Nora if she would abandon her duties as a mother and wife when actually the play is supposed to end with helmer saying something about a true miracle...that is after Nora has already left the house
Missing End
It seems that the last few pages from this play are missing...