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A Global Doll's House: Ibsen and Distant Visions by Julie Holledge et al (review)

Reflecting on their project, the authors of A Global Doll’s House write that “[t]he study of so many productions of a single play is unprecedented in the historiography of modern drama, and the techniques of data analysis and visualization that we used have far-reaching possibilities for the field” (202). One might assume that there cannot possibly be anything substantial or even minor left to be said about the globally performed production of Henrik Ibsen’s well-known Et dukkehjem (A Doll’s House). This book will convince the reader otherwise.