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and Adele King  \n## Published titles\n\nEugene Benson,J.M.Synge  \nRenate Benson,German Expressionist DramaNormand Berlin,Eugene O'Neill  \nDenis Calandra,New German DramatistsNeil Carson,Arthur Miller  \nRuby Cohn,New American Dramatists,1960-1980Bernard F.Dukore,Harold PinterArthur Ganz,George Bernard ShawFrances Gray,John ArdenJulian Hilton,Georg BüchnerCharles Lyons,Samuel Beckett  \nSusan Bassnett-McGuire,Luigi Pirandello  \nLeonard C.Pronko,Eugène Labiche and Georges FeydeauJeannette L.Savona,Jean Genet  \nTheodore Shank,American Alternative TheatreJames Simmons,Sean O'CaseyDavid Thomas,Henrik IbsenThomas Whitaker,Tom Stoppard  \nNick Worrall,Nikolai Gogol and Ivan TurgenevKatherine Worth,Oscar Wilde  \n## Further titles in preparation\n\n# MACMILLAN MODERN DRAMATISTS\n\nDavid Thomas  \nLecturer in Drama,University of Bristol  \nDavid Thomas 1983  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproducedor transmitted,in any form or by any means,without permission.  \nFirst published 1983 by  \nTHE MACMILLAN PRESS LTDLondon and BasingstokeCompanies and representatives throughout the world  \nISBN 978-0-333-30596-6  \nISBN 978-1-349-17275-7(eBook)  \nDOI 10.1007/978-1-349-17275-7  \nTypeset by Wessex Typesetters LtdFrome,Somerset  \nTransferred to digital print 2007  \nLogging,pulping and manufacturing processes areexpected to conform to the environmental regulationsof the country of origin.  \nIn memoriam T.B.T.  \nContents  \nList of PlatesEditors'PrefaceAcknowledgementsxiiA Note on Translationsxiii1 Life and Work12 Literary and Theatrical Influences25Lady Inger of Ostråt32The Pretenders3740Brand43Peer Gynt47Emperor and Galilean514 Dolls'Houses60Pillars of Society61A Doll's House68Ghosts74The Lady from the Sea82Hedda Gabler87John Gabriel Borkman93  \n1Xxi  \n3 Philosophical and Aesthetic Ideas  \nContents  \n5 Symbolist Plays101The Wild Duck102Rosmersholm111Little Eyolf117The Master Builder123When we dead awaken1296 Ibsen in Production1377 The Response of Critics and Dramatists157References166Select Bibliography169Index172  \n# List of Plates\n\n1.The tarantella scene,with Betty Hennings as Nora andEmil Poulsen as Torvald,in H.P.Holst's production ofA Doll's House,Theatre Royal,Copenhagen,1879.Teaterhistorisk Museum,Copenhagen.  \n2.William Bloch’s promptbook notes for his productionof An Enemy of the People,Theatre Royal,Copenhagen,1883.Each character in the crowd sceneis given a number,extra lines of dialogue are written inand blocking is shown in diagram form.Det kongeligeTeaters bibliotek,Copenhagen.  \n3.André Antoine's production of The Wild Duck,Théeatre Libre,Paris,1891.Contemporary sketchUniversity of Bristol Theatre collection.  \n4.Gordon Craig's production of Rosmersholm,Flor-ence,1906.University of Bristol Theatre Collection.  \n5.Design sketch by Edvard Munch for Max Reinhardt'sproduction of Ghosts,Kammerspiele,Berlin,1906.Munch Museum,Oslo.  \n6.Johanne Dybwad as Rebecca West in her own produc-  \nList of Plates  \ntion of Rosmersholm,National Theatre,Kristiania,1922.Oslo Teater Museet.  \n7.Gertrud Fridh as Hedda and Olof Widgren as Brack inIngmar Bergman's production of Hedda Gabler,Royal Dramatic Theatre,Stockholm,1964.Photo-graph:Beate Bergström.  \n8.Maggie Smith as Hedda and John Moffatt as Brack inIngmar Bergman's production of Hedda Gabler,Royal Shakespeare Company,Aldwych Theatre,London,1970.Photograph.Zoe Dominic.  \n9.Vanessa Redgrave as Ellida,John Franklyn-Robbinsas Arnholm,Christopher Good as Lyngstrand inMichael Elliott's production of The Lady from the Sea,Royal Exchange Theatre,Manchester,1978.Photo-graph:Brian Linney.  \n10.Wendy Hiller as Gunhild and Peggy Ashcroft as EllaRentheim in Peter Hall's production of John GabrielBorkman,National Theatre,London,1975.Photo-graph:Donald Cooper.  \n11.Ian McKellan as Bernick and Judi Dench as LonaHessel in John Barton's production of Pillars ofSociety,Royal Shakespeare 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