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The Project Gutenberg EBook of When We Dead Awaken, by Henrik Ibsen This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no  ‎INTRODUCTION. · ‎ACT FIRST.
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Despite occasional flights of language the play is underwritten. The actors must invest their roles with their own dimensions.

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With a bearded visage as stern as that of a marble bust and a steely determination in his eyes, Tom Klunis goes a long distance in convincing us of Rubek's brilliance and his thwarted sense of humanity. As Irene, Kim Hunter is an otherworldly presence, a ''Lady from the Sea,'' brooding behind a veil of memory. Nicholas Wyman is forthright as a hunter who represents the natural man unfettered by civilization. As personified by Anne Twomey, the wife is not, as one might expect, a figure of frivolity, but a vital Hedda Gabler who has trapped herself in a confining marriage, and is refusing to pay the consequences.

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In common with her husband, she is restless and eager to break out. This striking actress enriches the role, making Rubek's decision to leave her even more difficult and decisive. Linking their fates, Rubek and Irene disappear together on a journey to a distant mountain - a mystical scene that echoes John Gabriel Borkman's solitary search for his ''cold, dark kingdom'' - seeking a renewal of life in a symbolic death.

Simultaneously, the wife and the hunter, as sensualists, embrace life on earth. Using Rolf Fjelde's fluent translation, Mr. Zuckerman has staged the three short acts as one, 90 minutes without intermission, giving the work a natural emotional build that parallels the physical ascendancy of the characters - from seaside to mountaintop. James Fenhagen's single set, an arched ramp, serves effectively for the play's three locales, and Dan Erkkila's taped orchestral music of a Norwegian hue underscores the evening.

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He ''used'' his model as a sculptural tool, extracted her essence and then discarded her, se nding her into a spiral of dereliction. At the same time, he has ''killed' ' their child, the sculpture an evocation that recalls Lovborg's los t manuscript in ''Hedda Gabler'' , callously altering itso that Irene 's contribution is subordinated to his will.

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A great moment in two lives becomes merely an ''episode,'' a word that rings like a curse through the play. The emotional terrain is as frostbitten and forbidding as the actual landscape.

In this coda to his career, Ibsen is Nordic to the extreme. As Rubek understands, he and Irene are ''two dead souls. Despite occasional flights of language the play is underwritten. The actors must invest their roles with their own dimensions. With a bearded visage as stern as that of a marble bust and a steely determination in his eyes, Tom Klunis goes a long distance in convincing us of Rubek's brilliance and his thwarted sense of humanity.


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As Irene, Kim Hunter is an otherworldly presence, a ''Lady from the Sea,'' brooding behind a veil of memory. Nicholas Wyman is forthright as a hunter who represents the natural man unfettered by civilization. As personified by Anne Twomey, the wife is not, as one might expect, a figure of frivolity, but a vital Hedda Gabler who has trapped herself in a confining marriage, and is refusing to pay the consequences. In common with her husband, she is restless and eager to break out.

Well, I am not the man I once was either, Irene. In the years that followed your departure, I became schooled in the ways of the world.

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My vision of "The Resurrection Day" evolved--became more Your solitary, unsullied figure no longer expressed my conception, and I I made modifications. I looked at the world around me