A Doll's House

"A Doll's House" is a three-act play by Henrik Ibsen, premiering in 1879 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Set in a Norwegian town in 1879, it revolves around the plight of a married woman facing limited self-fulfillment opportunities in a male-dominated society. Despite Ibsen's denial of writing a feminist play, it caused a sensation and sparked outraged controversy. It remains one of the most performed plays worldwide and was recognized by UNESCO for its historical value. The title is commonly translated as "A Doll's House," though "A Doll House" is also used, with the latter sounding more idiomatic to Americans.