A Doll’s House

Thu 21. Nov 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Tue 03. Dec 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Wed 18. Dec 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Sat 11. Jan 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Sat 18. Jan 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Fri 31. Jan 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Wed 12. Feb 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Fri 21. Feb 00:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Sat 01. Mar 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Sun 09. Mar 16:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Sat 29. Mar 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Tue 06. May 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Wed 21. May 19:00 The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
Tue 27. May 19:00 Tallinn, Estonian Drama Theatre

A Doll’s House

  • Drama
  • The Small Building of Vanemuine Theatre
  • Length: 02:40
  • Next 21.11 - 19:00

Frustration.
Everything is frustrating. Having to bring gifts is frustrating.
Taking care of the children is frustrating.
Having a husband is frustrating.
Having no husband is frustrating.
Having a friend is frustrating.
Not having a friend is frustrating.
Having no money is frustrating.
Having to earn money is frustrating.
Having money is frustrating.
Having no idea what to do is frustrating.
Their existence is frustrating.
Everybody’s existence is frustrating.
My existence is frustrating.
Everything is frustrating.
I’m flying away.

The premiere of A Doll’s House by acclaimed Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen in 1879 sparked a wide-scale discussion about the position of women in society. The story of a fragile and helpless young woman Nora who is forced by circumstance to open her eyes and claim her independence, continues to fascinate stage directors to this day and has been brought on stage countless times. What are Nora and her surrounding world like today?

Premiere on 26 October 2024 at the Small Building of the Vanemuine Theatre

Author Henrik Ibsen
Director, sound and lighting designer Hendrik Toompere sen (Estonian Drama Theatre)
Scenographer Elisa Sinisalu
Translator Henrik Sepamaa
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Cast Maarja Johanna Mägi, Andres Mähar, Ragne Pekarev, Margus Jaanovits, Aivar Tommingas, Külliki Saldre

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