A Doll's House
(Production)
Produced by Northern Stage @ The Barrette Center for the Arts 74 Gates Street, White River Junction, VT 05001, USA
Henrik Ibsen ( Writer ) , Robert Kropf ( Adaptation ) , Eric Bunge ( Director )
Starring: Jeffries Thaiss , Olivia Gilliatt , Hannah Chodos , Matthew Cohn , Gordon Clapp
Henrik Ibsen, the father of modern drama, argued that everyone, man or woman, had a right to be who they wanted to be. In A Doll’s House, protagonist Nora epitomizes struggles against the constraints of social conformity as she confronts her identity and the state of her marriage. Though Ibsen was writing in the 19th century, his masterpiece remains just as relevant as when it was written. As Mark Lawson writes, “Our culture is in moral chaos, with inquiries, trials, and debates agonizing over what we should think about politics, money, journalism, medicine, and sex, themes to which Ibsen…urgently returned.” – The Guardian
On Stage
Matthew Cohn
Krogstad
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Dr. Rank |
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Kristine |
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Torvald |
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Nora |
Off Stage
Director |
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Sound Designer |
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Sound Engineer |
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Producing Artistic Director |
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Resident Assistant Stage Manager |
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Asst. Props Manager |
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Production Manager |
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Technical Director & Assoc. Production Manager |
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Scenic Charge Artist |
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E-Term Student |
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Writer |
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Adaptation |
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Set Designer |
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E-Term Student |
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Sound & Lighting Intern |
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Carpentry Intern |
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Asst. Master Electrician / IT Manager |
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Production Stage Manager |
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Costume Shop Manager |
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Boot Camp Apprentice |
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Costume Designer |
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Resident Assistant Stage Manager |
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Props Manager |
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Facilities/ Scenic Carpenter |
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Master Electrician |
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Costume Technician |
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Scenic Carpenter |
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Assoc. Technical Director |
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Costume Shop Assistant & Wardrobe Supervisor |
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Boot Camp Apprentice |
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Asst. Scenic Charge Artist |
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Lighting Designer |
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Director |
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Sound Designer |
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Sound Engineer |
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Producing Artistic Director |
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Resident Assistant Stage Manager |
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Asst. Props Manager |
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Production Manager |
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Technical Director & Assoc. Production Manager |
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Scenic Charge Artist |
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E-Term Student |
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Writer |
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Adaptation |
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Set Designer |
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E-Term Student |
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Sound & Lighting Intern |
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Carpentry Intern |
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Asst. Master Electrician / IT Manager |
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Production Stage Manager |
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Costume Shop Manager |
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Boot Camp Apprentice |
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Costume Designer |
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Resident Assistant Stage Manager |
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Props Manager |
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Facilities/ Scenic Carpenter |
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Master Electrician |
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Costume Technician |
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Scenic Carpenter |
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Assoc. Technical Director |
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Costume Shop Assistant & Wardrobe Supervisor |
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Boot Camp Apprentice |
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Asst. Scenic Charge Artist |
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Lighting Designer |
Production Description
Henrik Ibsen, the father of modern drama, argued that everyone, man or woman, had a right to be who they wanted to be. In A Doll’s House, protagonist Nora epitomizes struggles against the constraints of social conformity as she confronts her identity and the state of her marriage. Though Ibsen was writing in the 19th century, his masterpiece remains just as relevant as when it was written. As Mark Lawson writes, “Our culture is in moral chaos, with inquiries, trials, and debates agonizing over what we should think about politics, money, journalism, medicine, and sex, themes to which Ibsen…urgently returned.” – The Guardian
Performance Type
Theater
Warnings
This production contains Haze.
Recommended Age
Ages 13 and up.
Website
https://northernstage.org/