A Doll's House

The play explores the struggles of a married woman in a male-dominated society, highlighting her lack of opportunities for self-fulfillment. Through its portrayal of her plight, it sparked intense controversy and discussion beyond the theater, challenging societal norms of the time. Although Ibsen did not intend to write a feminist work, the themes resonated deeply, making it a significant piece in the context of women's rights and social change.