Analysis Of A Doll's House By Henrik Lbsen

The play I choose to perform is A Doll’s House by Henrik lbsen I choose this play because it was interesting, there are several themes to this play, and one of them is married, in this play Nora and Helmer seems to happy in beginning but by the end of the play they realized their marriage isn’t what it use to be. (Www. shmoop.com) Another theme of the play is women and femininity; in other words, Nora breaks away from the domination and her domineering husband Torvald. (Www. shmoop.com) Throughout the play, it is often talked about the traditional roles of women, and the price they pay once they break the tradition. Furthermore, another theme of this play is men and masculinity in other words this play has a lot of gender roles as a woman and men. Men are often the providers they bear the burden of supporting the entire household. By the end of this play, traditional ideas are really put to test. (Www. Sparknotes.com) This play was written in 1879, a time period where women did not have rights as much as a man. Women weren’t allowed to work, as often, their …show more content…
In addition to that what I did is create the plot of the play. In other words, make my stage fit the theme of the time period of 1879. Another thing I did is embodying the character of both Nora and Torvald and shift my vocal core, shift my voice. The way I shifted my voice as Nora I would male my voice sound like an innocent, careless, and fun loving voice. Make my tone soft. The way Nora is described is as this little girl even though she’s a woman; she dances in the play to put on a show for Trovald and his friends. After such, I will shift my voice to more masscult, a tone more confident, and serious as Torvald. For my solo Performance as Trovald, I would make my voice sound more demanded. I will wear a hat when I am acting as