A Doll's House
7:30pm Wednesday & Saturday matinees (not 30 March/3 Apr): 2:30pm
The play is approximately 2 hours 40 minutes long, including one interval
Please note that this production has now closed
THE EXTRAORDINARY SELL-OUT HIT RETURNS
WINNER - EVENING STANDARD AWARDS & CRITICS' CIRCLE AWARDS
Best Actress - Hattie Morahan
NOMINATED - OLIVIER AWARDS
Best Actress - Hattie Morahan
BEST THEATRE OF 2012 - THE OBSERVER
Best Performance - Hattie Morahan as Nora
Olivier Award winner Simon Stephens (Punk Rock), director Carrie Cracknell (Elektra) and Tony Award winner Ian MacNeil (Billy Elliot) revive their ‘sexy, passionate interpretation’ (Evening Standard) of Ibsen’s masterpiece for 3 weeks only. Hattie Morahan reprises her Critics' Circle and Evening Standard Award-winning performance (Best Actress) as Nora, alongside Dominic Rowan (‘superb’ – Time Out) as Torvald in this rapturously received production.
SHORTLISTED - EVENING STANDARD AWARDS
Best Director - Carrie Cracknell
Best Design - Ian MacNeil
SHORTLISTED - WHATSONSTAGE.COM THEATREGOERS' CHOICE AWARDS
Best Play Revival
Best Actress - Hattie Morahan
Cast and Creatives
Direction Carrie Cracknell | Design Ian MacNeil | Costumes Gabrielle Dalton | Light Guy Hoare | Music Stuart Earl | Sound David McSeveney | Choreography Quinny Sacks| Casting Julia Horan CDG | Literal translation Charlotte Barslund | Jerwood Assistant Director Sam Pritchard
With
Mabel Clements, Nick Fletcher, Leda Hodgson, Hattie Morahan, Dominic Rowan, Steve Toussaint, Susannah Wise, Vincent Curson-Smith, Jowan Sonny Frankland, Leon Rolfe , Nathaniel Smith , Leyna Adame Swetz, Jake Tuesley, Laszlo Corin Whitaker
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
'An astonishing, award-winning performance from Hattie Morahan... I have never seen a more gripping and emotionally truthful account of Ibsen's brilliantly plotted and still disturbing play'
Daily Telegraph
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
‘An intense emotional thriller.’
Sunday Express
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
'If you ever see a production of the play, see this one.'
Sunday Telegraph
★ ★ ★ ★
The Times, Sunday Times, Daily Telegraph, Independent, Independent on Sunday, FT
★ ★ ★ ★
'A sexy, passionate interpretation of Ibsen, potent and emotionally truthful.'
Evening Standard
★ ★ ★ ★
Daily Mail
★ ★ ★ ★
'A riveting production of Ibsen’s classic led by a vivid, moving performance from Hattie Morahan.'
Financial Times
★ ★ ★ ★
'There is so much to admire in this marvellous production… terrific.'
The Times
★ ★ ★ ★
'Hattie Morahan is wonderfully luminous… Ian McNeil’s set is exquisite… warmly recommended.'
Daily Telegraph
‘A bravura performance that elevates Morahan to the front rank of British actors.’
The Guardian
Direction Carrie Cracknell
Design Ian MacNeil
Costumes Gabrielle Dalton
Light Guy Hoare
Music Stuart Earl
Sound David McSeveney
Choreography Quinny Sacks
Casting Julia Horan CDG
Literal translation Charlotte Barslund
Jerwood Assistant Director Sam Pritchard
With
Mabel Clements, Nick Fletcher, Leda Hodgson, Hattie Morahan, Dominic Rowan, Steve Toussaint, Susannah Wise, Vincent Curson-Smith, Jowan Sonny Frankland, Leon Rolfe , Nathaniel Smith , Leyna Adame Swetz, Jake Tuesley, Laszlo Corin Whitaker
Hattie Morahan talks to the Independent about playing one of theatre's biggest roles for women
'It’s a bit like knowing you have to jump into a really freezing cold swimming pool - you know it will be fine when you’re in' Hattie Morahan tells Exeunt as she returns to playing Nora
The Stage reports on another Best Actress win for Hattie Morahan, this time at the Critics' Circle Awards
A Doll's House is nominated for Best Play Revival, and Hattie Morahan for Best Actress, at the Whatsonstage.com Awards
Hattie Morahan, who plays Nora, talks about her passion for acting and how it feels to win the coveted Evening Standard Best Actress Award.
Hattie Morahan crowned 'queen of the stage' as she wins Best Actress at the Evening Standard Awards.
A Doll's House is nominated for three Evening Standard Awards.
Simon Stephens talks to the Daily Telegraph about interrogating honesty in A Doll's House and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime
For BBC Radio 4, Dominic Rowan and Hattie Morahan discuss the controversy of the final scene in A Doll's House
(Interview at 11 minutes)
BBC News discusses the power of Ibsen's women
Dominic Rowan talks to What's On Stage about women's rights, a masterpiece and young audiences
Simon Stephens talks to BBC Radio 3 about why A Doll's House matters to him
(Interview at 16 minutes)
Simon Stephens talks to the Financial Times about writing his new adaptation of Ibsen's classic masterpiece
Hattie Morahan talks to BBC Radio 2 about taking on the role of Nora
(Interview at 1 hour 35 minutes)
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