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A Doll's House - Nora's Home

In the early scenes of the play, this place is a haven of safety, security, love, and play, but later becomes a cage.

A Doll's House - Nora's Macaroons

These objects function as a catalyst to reveal a character's capacity for lying and self-indulgence.

A Doll's House - Nora's IOU

This object represents a character's dishonesty, possible lack of moral fabric, and begins a chain of events that leads to an awakening.

Ghosts - Alving's Orphanage

This place is built to redeem two characters, but is destroyed by fire.

Ghosts - Mrs. Alving's Books

These objects represent, at least to some degree, radical and/or untraditional thought.

Ghosts - The sun

This object is a symbol of hope, and a character cries out for it hoping for redemption.

Hedda Gabler - Hedda's Pistols

These items clearly represent freedom, courage, and beauty of...

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