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Ghosts
Ibsen’s Words Silenced by Lifeless Acting in Ghosts
| Mar 24
When staging a timeless classic, it is not enough to rely on the playwright’s ingenuity in order to please the audience. The Pearl Theatre Company’s production of Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts proves that no matter how great the work, it’s the acting that matters most.
