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November 27, 2019
From Nora to Now ›
by By Bobby Kennedy, Director of New Work & Dramaturgy
A lot has changed in 150 years.
Pictured: New Woman, self-portrait by Frances Benjamin (1896). Photo via Wikipedia Commons.
When Ibsen was writing A Doll’s House, Norway was united in a kingdom with Sweden, having ... Read More ›
October 25, 2019
What Ibsen Saw ›
by Christine Watt, Dramaturgy Intern
In the early 1830s, a young boy stood atop a bell tower in Skien, Norway, and looked down.
Pictured: Henrik Ibsen. Photo via Wikipedia Commons.
From his vantage point, he could see the tiny ... Read More ›
October 13, 2019
Something Old, Something New ›
Co-Adapters Sandra Delgado and Michael Halberstam discuss their new version of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House with Director of New Work & Dramaturgy Bobby Kennedy
Pictured: Sandra Delgado. Photo by Joe Mazza–Brave Lux.
Bobby ... Read More ›
September 25, 2019
State of the Art: September 2019 ›
by Bobby Kennedy, Director of New Work & Dramaturgy
Welcome to the oldest and newest show in our 2019/20 Season—a classic play presented in a world premiere adaptation!
Pictured: Cher Álvarez. Photo by Frank Ishamn.
Henrik Ibsen’s original version of A Doll’s House ... Read More ›
September 16, 2019
In Conversation: Lavina Jadhwani ›
Director of New Work & Dramaturgy Bobby Kennedy talks with the director of A Doll’s House about her approach to casting the production.
Pictured: Lavina Jadhwani. Photo by Joe Mazza—Brave Lux.
Bobby Kennedy: ... Read More ›
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