2026
A Doll's House
by
Henrik Ibsen
adapted by Luke Monsour and Cindy Monsour
directed by
Luke Monsour
Set in late 19th century Norway, A Doll’s House is a high-stakes domestic drama that remains as vital today when it was written.
Nora Helmer lives a carefully constructed life built on a secret she has carried for years: a deceit she engaged in to save her husband Torvald’s life. When a blackmailer threatens to expose her secret, Nora is forced to confront the reality of her marriage, her life, and herself.
The play explores the emotional cost of honesty, the struggle for self-determination, and the courage it takes to see one’s life clearly.
A landmark of modern drama that shocked audiences with its unflinching examination of marriage, gender roles, and societal expectations. In 2026 when expectations and societal pressures seem to be over-bearing, when personal choice and identity can be traded for convenience and acceptance, A Doll’s House is as relevant today as it ever has been.
PRODUCTION TEAM
Luke Monsour
Director
Lucy Moxon
Set Design, Set Construction
Hudson Graham
Set Construction
Brent Schon
Set Construction
Ella Uhlmann
Stage Manager & Intimacy Coordinator
Liesa Silver
Set Design, Set Construction, Props
Venus Sacdo Abala
Set Construction
Venus Sacdo Abala
Lighting and Sound Operator
Lia Surrentino
Costume Coordinator, Set Construction
Ken Dutt
Set Construction, Props
Finn McCrystal
Set Construction
Maria Thompson
Casting Committee Liaison
Cindy Monsour
Lighting Design and Script Adaptor
Loretta Donnelly
Set Construction, Props
Cindy Monsour
Set Construction
Jane Binstead
Publicity
CAST
Eleanor Crosse
Nora Helmer
Brent Schon
Dr Rank
Steven Eggington
Torvald Helmer
Jane Sizer
Anne-Marie (the Nanny)
Mary Veitch
Kristine Linde
Ella Uhlmann
Helene (the Maid)
Reece Milne
Nils Krogstad
Content Advisory
Contains mature adult themes related to gender inequality and emotional manipulation, references to terminal illness and suicide, and brief simulated smoking (using an unlit theatrical prop).