PUTALIKO GHAR - A DOLL'S HOUSE | AT A GLANCE | THE PLAY | CAST AND CREDITS |
| Bahumukh, 2.30 & 6 pm, Sat, 16 Jan Nepali, 105 minutes Director: Sunil Pokharel Playwright: Henrik Ibsen |
Written by Henrik Ibsen in 1879, A Doll’s House is believed by many to be the first true feminist play. Revolving around the life of Nora Helmer, the play takes an unflinching look at the traditional roles of men and women in 19th-century marriage, culminating in an unexpected final stand taken by the wife. It explores concepts of unconditionality; gender roles; the objectification of women as mere playthings; the various forms of self-discovery; and the value of self-awareness and selfhood for human beings in general and women in particular. | Nora: Nisha Sharma Pokharel Hemanta: Shekhar Chapagain Lina: Aruna Karki Kedar: Bashanta Bhatta Dr. Rana: Rajkumar Pudashaini Costume: Nisha Sharma Pokharel Asst: Sarita Giri, Aruna Karki Management: Bashanta Bhatta Mgmt Help: Maniram Pokhrel, Dipesh Bhandari, Anil Pokharel, Devi Khatri. Music Operator: Kamalmani Nepal Set Design: Rajan Khatiwada Asst. Ramhari Dhakal Light design: Sunil Stage Manager: Bholaraj Sapkota Acknowledgements: Dr. Banira Giri, Bindu Subedi, Aavaas, Sugam Pokharel, Bentley the Leather, Communication Corner |