Synopsis

A Doll's House is a play written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen and has been one of the most performed plays.  This three act play narrates the story of Nora, a mother of three children who has been charged for forgery to get bank loan by her husband, who happened to be a bank manager. Nora's effort to convince her husband about the purpose of taking the loan for treating her husband go in vain. During the end of the play, she decides her husband is not worth her love and leave him for ever.

Similar Bookshelves

Drama & Play