Ibsen
Translations
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Ibsen's Selected Plays
This
volume includes:
A new translation of
Peer Gynt
A Doll House
The Wild Duck
Hedda Gabler
The Master Builder |
Ibsen's
own corespondence,
a selection of critical essayss,
An extensive bibliography,
And a chronology of Ibsen's life and times
Alternative Introduction
to Peer Gynt
and excerpts of
the play are available online
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Love's
Comedy
The Complete Text
of Love's Comedy
is Now Available Online! |
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Emperor
and Galilean
A World Historical Drama
"This [play]
will be my masterpiece,"
Ibsen declared. |
"It
is certainly the greatest dramatic document of it's century...it is
stageworthy...[it is] conceived dramatically, even theatrically...under
a spectacular production the result could be triumphant."
-G. Wilson Knight Click
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Ibsen
Volume I
A Doll House
Ghosts
An Enemy of the People
Hedda Gabler |
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of Ibsen's greatest and most popular plays come alive in these theatrically-inspired
and production tested translations. Davis and Johnston bring to
Ibsen a fresh combination of scholarly insight and a sense of what
communicates into theater. Too often Ibsen in English ends up sounding
like a quaint Victioran parlor dramatist. These texts capture some
things that are often missed-the wit and humor, the purposeful use
of certain repeated images, and the sense of daring that helped
make Ibsen a revolutionary figure not just for the 19th Century,
but for all time to come.
"Immensely readable
translations. . . graceful and believable dialogue. . . Davis and
Johnston have unlocked the power in Ibsen's work and made it clear
why Ibsen was once the playwright. . ."
- Booklist,
Ibsen, Vol. I: Four Plays
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Ibsen
Volume II
Pillars
of Society
The Wild Duck
Rosmersholm
The Master Builder |
"The
plays Ibsen wrote from 1877 to 1899 stretched the boundaries of modern
theater. At once realistic and intensely transcendental, they acknowledge
the dryness of everyday life and the rich spiritual and psychological
depths hidden by that mundanity. The simple, unpretentious translations
are a joy to read, unlike most previous Englishings of Ibsen. Johnston
preserves all that is lively and quick in these classics, and it is
easy to imagine that these versions will prove as graceful onstage
as they are on the page." Jack
Helbig -From Booklist Click
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Ibsen
Volume III
The
Lady from the Sea
Little Eyolf
John Gabriel Borkman
When We Dead Awaken |
"Little
Eyolf, John Gabriel Borkman, and When We Dead Awaken are
Ibsen's last plays, written when he returned from his long self-exile
from Norway. With The Master Builder, (Vol.II) they represent
the culmination of the great spiritual journey undertaken in the 12-play
cycle; arguably the most profound and audaciously imaginative theatrical
work of the 19th century. The cycle's dimensions still invite exploration,
providing exhilarating challenges for theatre artists and students.
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