A Doll's House

Neils Krogstad

Directed by Chris Hults

Alex Glover’s Nils Krogstad is nothing short of marvelous, first terrifyingly intense, then pitiably desperate, then kindly resigned, and finally intensely hopeful. Glover and Ethington’s reconciliation was my favorite scene of the show, not because it’s the one truly happy moment but because the two played into it brilliantly and truly honored their character arcs.

-Jennifer Fron (Front Row Reviewers)

Creekside's A Doll's House is a welcomed choice for Audiences. Ibsen’s plays deserve to be seen more often in Utah, and the soberness of the production is a welcomed option at this time of year. I am grateful for Creekside from bringing A Doll’s House to the stage and hope that audiences will give the production a chance this month.

-Russell Warne (Utah Theatre Bloggers)