By Corrie Glanville FILMS Moby Dick (1956) Although there are numerous film adaptations including a recent television mini-series with William Hurt and Ethan Hawke, John Huston’s 1956 Moby Dick might arguably...
Read MoreWhat did you think of this adaptation of A Doll’s House? Have you seen others? How does it compare to them and to the original? Which did you prefer? Join...
Read MoreBy Alyssa Mulligan At the start of Henrik Ibsen’s iconic play A Doll’s House, Nora Helmer is portrayed as an empty-minded twittering “lark”: frivolously spending money, secretly nibbling on macaroons...
Read Moreby Corrie Glanville FILMS A Doll’s House (1972) While this version may look a bit dated since it is essentially a filmed play, it is worth watching for the extraordinary performances...
Read MoreBy Sara Bookin-Weiner “This is the most important part of Angel Reapers,” director/choreographer Martha Clarke tells me, “—the dogs are happy.” She then feeds her two adoring Pomeranians each a...
Read MoreWhich story from You Better Sit Down: Tales From My Parents’ Divorce resonated most with you? Do you have your own tale you’d like to tell? Join the conversation by...
Read MoreAdaptations of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House Over the Years By Corrie Glanville When Henrik Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House was first performed in Copenhagen in 1879, it provoked a storm...
Read Moreby Corrie Glanville FILMS With the Civilians’ You Better Sit Down on our Paramount Mainstage, please join us for these diverse cinematic depictions of divorce in the Bright Family...
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