Nora: Breaking the Dollhouse
by: silent ladies_

© Dominique Brewing
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With Nora: Breaking the Dollhouse, silent ladies_ transport Henrik Ibsen’s Nora into the present and reimagine the theatrical classic with queer-feminist sharpness.
What does marriage mean today?
What does “they lived happily ever after” look like in reality?
For women* and queer people, marriage is still not a neutral contract, but a system often tailored to men*: from taxes to inheritance to “Who cleans, plans, cooks what and who actually takes care of whom here?”
Marriage remains a contract that does not treat everyone equally.
With three performers in an abstract world, silent ladies_ humorously turn the doll’s house upside down and ask:
What could come instead of marriage?
Ticket and admission information
Participant(s)
Concept, text, direction
Luise Leschik
Concept, text, acting
Dawn Patricia Robinson
Theater
Myriam Tancredi
Theater
David Richter
Technical & lighting
Sebastian Bertels
Sound & video
Vincent Wikström
Set and costume design
Stefanie Schulz
Assistant
Johanna Weiß