Another episode of the eternal journey to read and analyse every play ever (or at least a few good ones, as our time on this earth is limited). This time we take a dive into our first of the great Naturalistic plays of the 1800s - featuring sordid affairs, pretend inventions and, of course, one very wild duck. Ibsen proves to us this episode that just because something is a classic loved by millions, it doesn't have to be bad.
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Chat to host Nancy @N_Netherwood
Chat to host Sam in person if you happen to recognise him
Another episode of the eternal journey to read and analyse every play ever (or at least a few good ones, as our time on this earth is limited). This time we take a dive into our first of the great Naturalistic plays of the 1800s - featuring sordid affairs, pretend inventions and, of course, one very wild duck. Ibsen proves to us this episode that just because something is a classic loved by millions, it doesn't have to be bad.
Have some feedback? A play you'd like us to cover?
Visit the official podcast twitter @playgroundpoddy
Chat to host Nancy @N_Netherwood
Chat to host Sam in person if you happen to recognise him