Ibsen's Nora is haute couture in London

30/11/2006 :: Why does Henrik Ibsen still matter to us? How is his work still relevant to the modern world? In this personal study, Paul Binding explores the nature of his own relationship with Ibsen’s plays, and investigates Ibsen’s depiction of several of his best-known artistic characters. + More

02/11/2006 :: The Barbican, London, will be screening two Ibsen-inspired films followed by a 45-minute ScreenTalk looking at key women who influenced Ibsen's road to modern drama (including Suzannah, his wife of 48 years) and Ibsen's continued impact upon women around the world today. + More

20/10/2006 :: Theatre Apprentice is a freshly-formed group of young directors and performers. They present their interpretation of the young preacher Brand who returns to the mountains, rediscovering his unburied history. + More

20/10/2006 :: In co-operation with the Norwegian Consulate General, Universal Arts are proud to present a season of five plays to celebrate the legacy of one of the world’s most important playwrights. The plays will include “Waiting for Romeo”, “Hedda Gabler”, “The Man of the Future is Dead”, “Nora” and “The Gyntish Self”. + More