by Henrik Ibsen, Eleanor Marx Aveling
bookshelves: spring-2015, play-dramatisation, norway, radio-3, published-1888, under-1000-ratings, fantasy, fradio, seven-seas Recommended to Bettie☯ by: Casnewydd Hydra Read on May 23, 2015 http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00nkx97BBC Description: A translation of Ibsen's sensuous and erotic p...
Okay, I have mentioned before that reading a play can be somewhat more difficult that watching it performed; one of the reasons being that sometimes it is difficult to differentiate the characters. However, after being forced to put this play down after reading the first act because I had to go to w...
I liked the middle an awful lot more than the end.
There's a point near the end of this play that I really like. Ellida has married nice, sensible Dr. Wangel, but her heart still belongs to the sailor she knew all those years ago, who mysteriously disappeared. She can feel his presence through these strange signs. The strangest of them all was the c...
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