a doll's house - australian adaptations
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- Created on: 19-01-23 10:18
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- a doll's house: australian adaptations
- brisbane festival 2014
- brisbane's la boite
- when nora is dancing, the stage rotates as she spins
- the world is quite literally revolving around her: signifying that this is her story now
- nora is also in a very dramatic, pink and frilly dress
- gender stereotypes, very 1800s doll-like
- when nora is dancing, the stage rotates as she spins
- sydney's belvoir st theatre
- set in the modern day
- no frilly dresses here: nora is dressed like a modern woman
- this makes her more relatable to a modern audience - she represents the modern woman
- no frilly dresses here: nora is dressed like a modern woman
- shows the difficulties women face balancing their careers and motherhood
- Ends with 'times have changed', makes audience question whether they have, e.g. gender pay gap
- 'my children cannot be a reason for being'
- set in the modern day
- both productions have Nora walking out on Torvald and her children
- no clear resolution for Nora demonstrates how society has not progressed that far
- brisbane's la boite
- nora is dressed in a 'candy pink' dress
- nora struggles with inner conflict as she battles the stereotypes of pink dresses yet finds herself taking her daughter to the 'girls aisle'
- brisbane festival 2014
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