It’s Christmas and Nora Helmer is going crazy squirreling away presents and decorations, spending the money her husband hasn’t yet earned as the new bank manager.
Staying true to the original narrative, Pan Pan’s adaptation transports the play to the modern day. The symbolic and simple set allows the heart of the play to shine through; examining relationships, social conventions and the idea that first and foremost we are human beings.
Do not miss this poignant story about the changes we need to make to discover who we are.
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