An Enemy of the People

<p>Despite the stupendous technological advances of recent years this text by Ibsen shows us how we are still dealing with socio-economic problems incredibly similar to those of the industrial revolution.</p><p><br></p><p>Happily the theory that culture demoralizes is only an old falsehood that our forefathers believed in and we have inherited. No it is ignorance poverty ugly conditions of life...</p><p><br></p><p><strong>By making the protagonist a woman</strong> we bring an intersectional and contemporary perspective to the play's narrative which addresses gender and sexuality in the context of governmental and socio-economic (abuse of) power. Ibsen doesn't give us a prepared answer he poses stimulating questions that political polarization tends to obfuscate.</p><p><br></p><p>Embark on this journey through time which takes us to a strangely familiar place.</p>