The Master Builder (stage production)

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The Master Builder (stage production) is a theatrical adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic psychological drama about ambition, guilt, and the cost of personal success.

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instanceOf stage production
theatrical adaptation
adaptationOfCountryOfOrigin Norway
adaptationType dramatic adaptation
basedOn The Master Builder
basedOnWorkAuthor Henrik Ibsen
dramaticForm three-act play
genre psychological drama
language English
mainTheme ambition
cost of personal success
guilt
narrativeFocus moral responsibility
personal relationships
psychological conflict
originalWorkForm stage play
originalWorkGenre play
originalWorkLanguage Norwegian
originalWorkTitle Bygmester Solness
performanceType spoken drama
requires costume design
director
lighting design
stage actors
theatrical set design
subjectMatter fear of being replaced
fear of failure
intergenerational conflict
marital tension
professional ambition
typicalMedium live theatre
typicalSetting late 19th century Norway
typicalVenueType national theatre
playhouse
regional theatre

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James Dreyfus notableWork The Master Builder (stage production)
A Master Builder basedOn The Master Builder
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A Master Builder adaptationOf The Master Builder
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William Archer translated The Master Builder
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John Light notableWork stage production "The Master Builder"
linked to: The Master Builder (stage production)
Mariangela Melato notableWork The Master Builder (stage role)
linked to: The Master Builder (stage production)
Sir Peter Hall directed The Master Builder (stage production)
The Master Builder (stage production) basedOn The Master Builder
linked to: The Master Builder (stage production)