by Henrik Ibsen
Directed by James Arrington

March 25-April 10, 2010
Noorda Theatre
7:30 p.m.


Ibsen's timeless classic essentially created the modern theatre with a single play.  With "the door slam heard 'round the world" and a controversy about the roles of men and women that lasted over a hundred years, A DOLL'S HOUSE is one of the most studied, talked about, and performed plays around the world.  The story follows Nora who has saved her beloved husband by borrowing some money to help him get better.  Unfortunately, in a society where women are essentially dolls belonging to the men in their lives, what Nora has done is illegal.  When all is revealed will Nora continue to calmly live in her doll's house eating her macaroons, or will she be thrown in jail, or will she finally begin living her own life?

For tickets call 801-863-PLAY or http://uvu.edu/theatre/events/dollshouse.html