Classic drama about a woman's struggle against prejudice and fear written in 1881. On her country estate, Mrs Alving is building an orphanage in memory of her dead husband. As her son Oswald, a successful artist living in Paris, returns home and the Pastor arrives to dedicate the orphanage, it seems she can finally bury the painful memories of her past. But over the course of one day, the dark secrets and unresolved tensions of the past are brutally exposed. The strange and complex relationships that bind Mrs Alving and her son to their maid Regina, her father Engstrand and to the priest Manders come to light - and we discover the shocking truth about her dead husband. This updated adaptation brings Ibsen's scathing commentary of morality into the 1920s aristocracy.| 7 Oct 13 | Capstone Theatre Liverpool, Merseyside Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 3 Oct 13 | Brunton Theatre Musselburgh, East Lothian Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 24 Sep 13 | Buxton Opera House Buxton, Derbyshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 19 Sep 13 to 20 Sep 13 | Stahl Theatre Oundle, Northamptonshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 16 Sep 13 | The Citadel Arts St Helens, Merseyside Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 29 Apr 13 to 5 May 13 | Greenwich Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
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