A Doll's House, Play Critique
On October nineteenth, at eight o'clock PM, I went to the Hilberry Theatre in Detroit to see a play that was written by Henrik Ibsen in 1879, called "A Doll's House." A Doll's House" is a dark comedy about Nora Helmer's comfortable life which is in jeopardy. In an effort to keep a secret from her husband, Nora comes to a courageous decision that could change her life and happiness forever. The ticket cost was seven dollars. It was directed by Edward G. Smith, and performed by the actors/actresses Tyla Abercrumbie (as Kristina), Nikki Ferry (as maid), Christopher Kurtz (as Krogstad), Christopher Gilbert (as Torvald), Christi Marsico (as Nora), and Matt Sawyer (as Dr. Rank). Mrs. Nora Helmer is a loose brained housewife of the Victorian era. Nora does not have any comprehension of the value of money or children; all she knows is that when you have money you are rich and can spend it, and children are there for her enjoyment. Her husband, Mr. Torvald Helmer, just got promoted to Manager of the Savings Bank, and tells Nora (his little "skylark") that even though he is making more money, she still cannot spend it all without thinking. During the Christmas holidays, her old friend Kristina, a widow for three years, co
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