Theater has definitely evolved throughout history as most arts do. Hamilton seems like a fantastic production however, a little overrated considering that originality has different meaning these days.  Calling it a “game-changer” seems like a stretch but, it still draws attention and seems like it could be good.

Ibsen’s writing of Doll House exhibits many feminist and modernists themes. Did Ibsen purposely intend to focus on these two motifs as a subtle way of illustrating some of the long-standing issues facing women in society?

I really like the way Dionysus comes about and introduces himself. You can see his bravado just by his word choice and he lets the reader know who he is and what he is made of.

How did the absence of social media affect the number of people who used to attend the theater in older times?