Nicholas Rudall, whose acclaimed translations of Ibsen and the
Greek classic playwrights have brought a fresh perspective to the
American theater, turns his talents to one of the Norwegian
dramatist's most provocative plays. In a rebuke to the Victorian
notion of community as well as to the blessings of democracy, Ibsen
creates a situation in which one man must stand alone to face the
forces allied against him. In a coastal town, a community-minded
physician has promoted the development of public baths in order to
attract tourists. When he discovers that the water supply for the
baths is contaminated and attempts to publicize the failing and
correct it, he and his family are all but driven out of the town he
was trying to save.
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