Little Eyolf comes to BYU

By Henrik Ibsen
Translated by Eric Samuelsen
Directed by Barta Heiner
Feb. 29-March 10, 2012
Margetts Theatre--Harris Fine Arts Center

There are deep divisions in the heart of Norway—fjords divide mountains, wealth divides classes, and tragedy divides the Allmer family after the appearance of a mysterious visitor. Written by Henrick Ibsen--considered the father of modern theatre, and author of A Doll's House and Peer Gynt--this new translation emphasizes the terrible consequences of poor decisions, the power of strength built in a crucible of sorrow, and the singular importance of family unity. Recommended for audiences aged 12 and older.

REDEMPTION: IT'S WHAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT.

MEET THE COMPANY!
Join the cast for a discussion about the play following the performances on Thursday, March 1 and 8

UNIVERSITY PANEL DISCUSSION
Scholars from the university will discuss the play with the audience following the matinee performance on Saturday, March 10.

[KaneOzi]

I am so sorry I that I couldn't see your production. Everyone in the vid looks great so I'm sure you all did a fine job on stage. Well done!