OLLI101457 - Exploring Plays by Henrik Ibsen (In-person at TUCC)

Course Description

Exploring plays by Henrik Ibsen

Instructor: Lyle Murley
Dates: Tuesdays, Jan 31-Apr 11
Time: 1:00 PM-2:30 PM
Location: In-person at Center City (TUCC)

 

Students will read and discuss ten Ibsen plays. Each 90-minute session will focus on one play. Students can use whatever translations they can access. Eight of the plays are in Fjelde’s The Complete Major Prose Plays. For January 31, read Ghosts a play his publishers had to buy back because it caused such consternation. On February 7 we will discuss Doll’s House and the slammed door that is still “being heard around the world.”
Pre-requisite: Reading the texts before class discussions.
Maximum in-person registrants: 40

Notes

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