a highly acclaimed revival 

NOMINATED FOR SIX TONY AWARDS, INCLUDING BEST PLAY REVIVAL

Directed by British Director Jamie Lloyd and featuring a script revised by playwright Amy Herzon, Henrik Ibsen's classic play 'A Doll's House' is finally revived on Broadway. Featuring Academy Award-winning Best Actress Jessica Chastain in the lead role, A Doll's House was initially controversial in the nineteenth century, as it follows the struggles of a woman's place in a male society.

What is the story?

The play revolves around the central character, Nora, whose seemingly peaceful married life starts to unravel when a secret from her past comes back to haunt her and she finds herself struggling to find a balance between societal marital expectations and her own needs for self-determination.

A Dolls House was written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen and premiered in 1879. The play was, and still is, an extremely significant artistic work due to its critical view of 19th-century marriage and sympathetic view of a women's role in married life - something quite uncommon for the time in which it was written.