A DOLL HOUSE (A Black Rabbit Reading)

Black Rabbit Readings are back with a bang, with none other than Henrik Ibsen's earthshaking classic, A DOLL HOUSE. Since its debut in 1879, A Doll House has sparked debates about gender roles, freedom, and the nature of love and partnership. Its raw, unflinching portrayal of a woman's struggle for independence challenged norms and continues to resonate today.

Come join us in person APRIL 20th at Thymele Arts!

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EVENT INFO:

• Tickets are pay-what-you-can ($5 minimum)
• Students get in for free with student ID
• Doors open at 6:30 for free snacks and wine
• Reading starts promptly at 7:00

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GETTING THERE + PARKING:

• Street parking is free on Sunday
• There is an underground garage located at 1110 N. Western ($8 after 5 p.m.)

A Doll House is a gripping exploration of marriage, identity, and societal expectations. Set in a 19th-century middle-class household, the play follows Nora Helmer, a seemingly carefree wife and mother, as she navigates the pressures of domestic life. Beneath the surface of her idyllic existence lies a desperate secret, and when her deception is threatened with exposure, the cracks in her marriage and her sense of self come into sharp relief.

The climax, and Nora’s ultimate decision, remains one of the most talked-about endings in modern drama. In other words, you're not going to want to miss it. Check out @blackrabbittheatreco on Instagram for updates!
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PLUS: Every audience member will receive a free gift from us and will be the first to hear the announcement of our next projects!

See you there!

Host or Publisher Black Rabbit Theatre Company