A Doll's House

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The play explores the struggles of a married woman in a male-dominated society, highlighting her limited opportunities for self-fulfillment. Despite Ibsen's claims that he did not intend to write a feminist work, the play sparked significant controversy and discussion, resonating deeply with audiences and the media of its time. Its bold themes and societal critique made it a landmark piece in theatrical history, challenging prevailing norms and expectations.