Written from bitter experience, Ibsen's Little Eyolf is a bleak and brutal exploration of marital isolation. Ahead of his new staging, Richard Eyre explains why its heartbreak and hope resonate now more than everIf I said that to watch Henrik Ibsen's Little Eyolf is a terrifying experience, you might think I was being histrionic; and if I said that to experience that terror is enlightening, you might think I was bein…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:36AM on November 13, 2015