A Doll's House

The play explores the tension between personal independence and societal security, focusing on Nora's journey of self-discovery within her marriage to Torvald. Often regarded as an early feminist work, it transcends gender issues to challenge readers to reflect on the sacrifices made for social norms and perceived love. Nora's awakening prompts a broader examination of how individuals may become mere "dolls" in a world governed by external expectations, inviting a deeper contemplation of personal agency and authenticity.