Why get "A Doll's House"?

Discover the classic drama that still resonates with modern themes and offers a thought-provoking look at social relationships and personal freedom. "A Doll's House" is a work that can prompt readers to reflect on their own attitudes and values.

What is this classic about?

"A Doll's House" is a play by the Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen, first performed in 1879. The story follows the protagonist Nora Helmer, who gradually uncovers the true nature of her marriage and her own life. Themes of emancipation, identity, and social pressure are commonly associated with this play.

This play is considered an important work of dramatic literature and is frequently staged and studied. If you enjoy stories with depth that invite interpretation and discussion, "A Doll's House" may be a suitable choice.

Product benefits

• A classic work of dramatic literature - allows you to experience one of Ibsen's most famous plays.
• Reflection on social and personal themes - a play that can stimulate thinking about the roles we play in life.
• Suitable for students, theatre enthusiasts, and lovers of quality reading.
• Inspiration for theatrical productions and discussions about gender roles and independence.
• A timeless story that can appeal to readers across generations.

General product features

• Author: Henrik Ibsen
• Genre: Drama
• Format: Book (binding depends on the specific edition)
• Length: Corresponds to the usual length of a play (varies by edition and typesetting)
• Language: Originally Norwegian (available in English or in translation in various editions)