Tickets
ONLINE, link to come via email New York, NY 10001
NOTE - Ticket buyers will receive a link via email on the day of the performance at least 1 hour before the time listed for the selected performance. You May watch the event ANY TIME once you have the login credentials. You will receive an email from Florida Repertory Theatre's Box Office. Your email will be shared by TDF with Florida Repertory Theatre for this one-time use.**
Lucas Hnath’s Broadway hit is a smart new comedy that raises fascinating questions about marriage and the ways the roles of women have – and haven’t – changed.
In the final scene of Henrik Ibsen’s 1879 groundbreaking masterwork, A Doll’s House, Nora Helmer famously slammed the door on her marriage and family life, leaving her husband and children behind. What happened to the iconic heroine next? This bitingly funny sequel imagines her 15 years later, knocking on the same door as a successful writer and independent woman. A skeleton from her past has her returning home to the one man who can help her: her not-quite-ex-husband.
Nora finds that the family she left behind, including her long-suffering maid, have some choice words on her unexpected return.
"One of the hottest plays in America! You don’t need to know A Doll’s House to enjoy this Tony-nominated sequel! Smart, funny, and utterly engrossing!” –New York Times
“…lucid and absorbing…Modern in its language, mordant in its humor and suspenseful in its plotting…the play judiciously balances conflicting ideas about freedom, love and responsibility'. – Time Out NY
NOTE - Ticket buyers will receive a link via email on the day of the performance at least 1 hour before the time listed for the selected performance. You May watch the event ANY TIME once you have the login credentials. You will receive an email from Florida Repertory Theatre's Box Office. Your email will be shared by TDF with Florida Repertory Theatre for this one-time use.**
Lucas Hnath’s Broadway hit is a smart new comedy that raises fascinating questions about marriage and the ways the roles of women have – and haven’t – changed.
In the final scene of Henrik Ibsen’s 1879 groundbreaking masterwork, A Doll’s House, Nora Helmer famously slammed the door on her marriage and family life, leaving her husband and children behind. What happened to the iconic heroine next? This bitingly funny sequel imagines her 15 years later, knocking on the same door as a successful writer and independent woman. A skeleton from her past has her returning home to the one man who can help her: her not-quite-ex-husband.
Nora finds that the family she left behind, including her long-suffering maid, have some choice words on her unexpected return.
"One of the hottest plays in America! You don’t need to know A Doll’s House to enjoy this Tony-nominated sequel! Smart, funny, and utterly engrossing!” –New York Times
“…lucid and absorbing…Modern in its language, mordant in its humor and suspenseful in its plotting…the play judiciously balances conflicting ideas about freedom, love and responsibility'. – Time Out NY
**Ticket buyers will receive a link via email on the day of the performance at least 1 hour before the time listed for the selected performance. You May watch the event ANY TIME once you have the login credentials. You will receive an email from Florida Repertory Theatre's Box Office. Your email will be shared by TDF with Florida Repertory Theatre for this one-time use.**
**Ticket buyers will receive a link via email on the day of the performance at least 1 hour before the time listed for the selected performance. You May watch the event ANY TIME once you have the login credentials. You will receive an email from Florida Repertory Theatre's Box Office. Your email will be shared by TDF with Florida Repertory Theatre for this one-time use.**
Age Guidance: 16
Show Notes: No Intermission
Audience Advisory:
Adult content and language. Presented via Florida Repertory Theatre
Performance Schedule:
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY thru SUNDAY @ 4 PM
WEDNESDAY @ 2 PM & 4 PM
Director
Chris Clavelli
Written by
Lucas Hnath
