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Tanya Moodie |
03 March 2005 |
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in Ibsen's A Doll's House
Ibsen's dissection of a nineteenth century marriage, A Doll's House, is seen by some as a feminist play.
Jane Little will be meeting Tanya Moodie, the latest actress to take on the role of Nora, a wife forced to play the part of a child in a relationship based on lies.
She explains why she finds the part so moving, and how she developed an unusual approach to getting into character when she took on the equally challenging role of Medea last year.
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