You've seen lots of Master Builders if you were brought up on Shaw's The Quintessence of Ibsenism or if you are an aspiring artist or married to one--or you're just someone who 's interested in the darker sides of either imagination or aspiration. There are straight Victorian translations of the Ibsen classic and adaptations by playwrights who put their words in Ibsen's mouth (as Mamet has done with Chekhov's The Three Sisters or David Ives with Moliere's Misanthrope). Andre Gregory's stage adap...
You've seen lots of Master Builders if you were brought up on Shaw's The Quintessence of Ibsenism or if you are an aspiring artist or married to one--or you're just someone who 's interested in the darker sides of either imagination or aspiration. There are straight Victorian translations of the Ibsen classic and adaptations by playwrights who put their words in Ibsen's mouth (as Mamet has done with Chekhov's The Three Sisters or David Ives with Moliere's Misanthrope). Andre Gregory's stage adap...
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