Nora

Please note:

Due to forces outside of our control we have had to cancel tonight’s performance of Nora (Fri 17 Feb) and the Saturday matinee performance (2.45pm Sat 18 Feb). Our box office team are in the process of contacting everyone who has booked tickets for the performance but we advise anyone who has tickets but hasn’t heard from them yet to contact them directly on 024 7655 3055.

At this moment in time the evening performance at 8pm on Saturday 18 February is still scheduled to go ahead but we advise anyone who intends to come to that show to keep checking this website for the latest information or to call box office ahead of the performance.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Ingmar Bergman’s spellbinding adaptation of A Doll’s House, directed by Patricia Benecke.

At that moment I realised that for eight years I’d been living with a stranger, and I’d had three children with him.

Everything’s perfect in Nora’s world. She has beautiful children, an elegant house and her loving husband has just won a big promotion at work. But Nora’s perfect world is held together by a secret, and when that secret is out the whole thing will come crashing down.

Nora is the celebrated director and writer Ingmar Bergman’s acclaimed adaptation of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House – one of the best-loved dramas in literature. A Doll’s House caused huge controversy when it was first performed in 1879, and the story remains an astonishingly significant comment on the role of women in society.

In 2008 the Belgrade scored an enormous hit with another Ingmar Bergman play, Scenes From A Marriage, directed by Trevor Nunn.

Post-Show Discussion: Thurs 16 February
Join us for a free post-show discussion with the director, Patricia Benecke.