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Ibsens A Dolls House (1879), written while Ibsen was in Rome and Amalfi, was born in a time of revolution in Europe. ... A Dolls House was published and premiered in Copenhagen. ... A Dolls House was written in a form of Norweigan that still bore heavy traces of Danish. ... But, it is the universality of Ibsens writings‹and particularly A Dolls House‹that have made this play a classic.
A Dolls House was the second in a series of realist plays by Ibsen. ...
One of the most striking and oft-noted characteristics of A Dolls House is the way in which it challenged the technical tradition of the so-called well made play in which the first act offered an exposition, the second a situation, and the third an unravelling. This had been the standard form from the earliest fables up until A Dolls House. ... Critics agree that, up until the last moments of the play, A Dolls House could easily be just another modern drama broadcasting another comfortable moral lesson.
Approximate Word count = 780
Approximate Pages = 3.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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