At the beginning of the second act, Frida Foldal plays Danse Macabre on the piano. Also in that act, William Foldal shocks another character by telling him that his son has left for a party at Hinkel's, while Fanny Wilton elopes with that son, Erhart, and leaves for Europe at the end of act three. In act one, Ella Rentheim and her twin sister Gunhild clash over the possession of Erhart, since the title character had earlier scorned them for the opportunity to create a "kingdom" of "earth-bound millions." After spending five years in jail and eight years pacing upstairs in his house, the title character reemerges to rebuild his financial empire, only to die when a hand of iron ore grips his heart. FTP, name this Henrik Ibsen play about a wea
At the beginning of the second act, Frida Foldal plays Danse Macabre on the piano. Also in that act, William Foldal shocks another character by telling him that his son has left for a party at Hinkel's, while Fanny Wilton elopes with that son, Erhart, and leaves for Europe at the end of act three. In act one, Ella Rentheim and her twin sister Gunhild clash over the possession of Erhart, since the title character had earlier scorned them for the opportunity to create a "kingdom" of "earth-bound millions." After spending five years in jail and eight years pacing upstairs in his house, the title character reemerges to rebuild his financial empire, only to die when a hand of iron ore grips his heart. FTP, name this Henrik Ibsen play about a wealth-obsessed banker.
At the beginning of the second act, Frida Foldal plays Danse Macabre on the piano.
{John Gabriel Borkman}