A Doll's House, Part 2 by Lucas Hnath

Who’s that knocking at the door?

15 years after slamming the door on her marriage, leaving her husband and children behind, Nora’s come home. A changed woman, she’s being blackmailed by a judge, and she has an incredibly awkward favour to ask of the people she abandoned.

Inspired by Henrik Ibsen’s groundbreaking 1879 classic A Doll’s House, US playwright Lucas Hnath’s Tony Award-nominated Broadway hit is a smart new comedy that raises fascinating questions about family, marriage, responsibility, and freedom of choice.

The Street’s Artistic Director Caroline Stacey directs an outstanding cast featuring acclaimed comedian-actor Rachel Berger and PJ Williams (Diary of a Madman, The Chain Bridge, The Faithful Servant)  in this expertly crafted, brilliant contemporary classic. And no, you didn’t need to see Part 1.

Don’t miss your chance to see the most produced, most talked about play in America.

"I’m not the same person who left through that door."

Starring  Rachel Berger, PJ Williams, Camilla Blunden, Lily Constantine

Director Caroline Stacey
Set and Costume Imogen Keen
Lighting Gerry Corcoran
Sound Kyle Sheedy

Contains coarse language. A Doll's House, Part 2 plays in approximately 90 minutes, with no intermission.

Getting To Know:

Read a fantastic BMA acticle here.

Listen to an ArtSound interview with director Caroline Stacey here.

★★★★★"The best play of the Broadway season."  New York Times

“Keeps you hanging on each turn of argument and twist of knife. It’s dynamite.” Time Out New York

“I want to do nothing but talk about A Doll’s House, Part 2 for the rest of my life.”  Washington Post

“The breakthrough play that the theater world has been waiting for.” The New York Times

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Learn More: Canberra Weekly | The Canberra Times | Street Talk  (Rachel Berger | Imogen Keen | A Doll's House Part 2 )

Lend an ear: Living Arts Canberra | ArtSound

What the Critics Said: The Canberra Times (Review) | City News | Australian Arts Review | Canberra Critics Circle ( Len Power | Peter Wilkins )

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