A Doll's House

'A riveting and resonant account of a classic... Bush's text is clean, clear and sharp, and only slightly modernised. Her adaptation honours its source without being stuck in a fusty, dusty past... Nora's journey to self-awareness is thrillingly charted. It culminates in a quietly devastating confrontation'

* The Times *

'Lifts the lid on Ibsen's box of secrets... gives the story its full due, without adding bells and whistles... deeply moving'

* Guardian *

'Taut and gripping... the final showdown is so tense that you can't tear your eyes away... Chris Bush's lightness of touch works well, the characters relatable, and there's plenty of humour here too... She also adds a special twist to the famous ending, which is quite chilling to watch... There's a reason this classic is staged so often – it's still relevant and relatable nearly 150 years on. This take on it should introduce Nora Helmer to a whole new generation'

* The Stage *

'A compelling and sympathetic adaptation'

* WhatsOnStage *

'A moving yet funny play that still feels completely relevant today'

* West End Best Friend *

'Triumphant... relevant and empowering... it feels like the perfect time for this story to be told'

* Theatre & Ton