Now making a strictly limited 12-week transfer to the West End after two sell-out runs at the Young Vic, you can't afford to miss Hattie Morahan's 'performance of a lifetime' (Sunday Telegraph) in Henrik Ibsen's timeless masterpiece, A Doll's House. Morahan is a revelation as conflicted housewife Nora Helmer, with Dominic Rowan 'excellent' (Daily Telegraph) as her husband Torvald.
What's the deal?
Top price seats are £49.50 (Mon-Thur) and £55 (Fri) at face value, but if you book by Friday in our 48hr Sale they're just £29.50 (Mon-Thur) and £32.50 (Fri) – that's up to 40% off†. Premium seats are also available at just £46.00.†
What's the show about?
Nora Helmer, an apparently typical housewife, is disillusioned with her dull, condescending husband Torvald. Years ago, she lied to procure a loan, and now Torvald's bitter employee Nils Krogstad knows the truth and is attempting to blackmail her.
Nora tries everything to stop Krogstad, but fails. And as a web of selfishness, jealousy and deceit tightens around her, Nora discovers that nothing in her marriage was ever really what it seemed.
With a flawless cast and innovative production that wring every nuance from the material, this A Doll's House is nothing less than 'a definitive take on a classic' (Evening Standard).
Why should I see it?
Ibsen's ageless study of marriage and the search for individuality is electrified by Carrie Cracknell's tight, smart production and a brilliant translation of the script by Olivier-winner Simon Stephens.
The buzz about Hattie Morahan isn't hype. For her role as Nora Helmer, she won the 2012 Evening Standard Award and Critics' Circle Award and received an Oliver nomination, and Dominic Rowan is equally impressive as her husband.
What should I do now?
Don't miss this 'thrilling and savagely funny' (Metro) production. Book A Doll's House by Monday and get top price seats for £29.50 (Mon-Thur) and £32.50 (Fri).
Terms and Conditions
†A Doll's House 48hr sale on seats: Premium £75 seats reduced to £46. Top price seats £49.50 (Monday to Thursday) and £55 (Fridays) reduced to £29.50 and £32.50 respectively. Tickets must be booked by Friday 23 August 2013. Ticket offer valid for Monday to Friday evening performances and Thursday matinees from 21 August 2013 to 14th September 2013 only. Subject to availability. Prices reflect the purchase price with the booking fee already included. Early booking is recommended. For hotel and restaurant package terms and conditions, please click through to the website.
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