IBSEN

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IBSEN	Inflammatory Bowel South-Eastern Norway (gastroenterologist study group)
IBSEN	International Business Student Exchange Network (various universities)

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Travelers, says Ibsen, is hopeful other corporations will become interested in creating similar programs for their professions.

Pell Institute: Travelers' EDGE a Model to Promote U.S. Education Goals

"You learn a great deal from masters like Ibsen about structure but with new writing, a lot of the time you're solving problems as it's not tried and tested."

Battle of the sexes; Courting controversy when it was first staged more than a century ago, Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House has been revived for the Welsh stage. Director Emma Lucia tells Karen Price why the play still packs a punch all these years later

Platon Mavromoustakos looks at productions of Ghosts in the light of notions of Greek tragedy, and he describes an intriguing production Ibsenland by Iakovos Kambanellis--which seems to be not quite a sequel to Ghosts, but a meditation on, or a teasing out of the implications of, a dramatic rewriting of the play in which the dramatist 'fuses Ibsen with Chekhov and Pirandello in a quest for a new theatricality' (p.

Global Ibsen. Performing multiple modernities

What: The Henrik Ibsen classic about a doctor's struggle to alert townspeople about industrial toxins polluting the town's waters

Written in 1800s, but as relevant as ever

Ibsen was known as a realistic writer but this being his last play, was penned in a different style," said Thiyam, is now working on his next venture -- a play on Rabindranath Tagore's script The King of the Dark Chambers.

Language no bar as Ibsen in Manipuri draws full house

From Ibsen's regular correspondence with his friends, We can see that he treats the stranger with favor; on February 14, 1889, in his letter to Prof.

Discord and harmony between human and nature: an ecological interpretation of The Lady from the Sea

The action - set against and around a backdrop of four moveable panels - is as loaded with symbolism and unspoken meaning as you would expect from Ibsen, although that can make it difficult to feel really engaged.

Review: WHEN WE DEAD AWAKEN Unity Theatre

Binding seems unacquainted with the literature on Ibsen's portrait of the artist in The Master Builder.

With Vine-Leaves in His Hair: The Role of the Artist in Ibsen's Plays

"It is really honest as a play and you really get a sense of Ibsen searching for the truth, the nittygritty of people."

Forgotten gem on show at the Unity; 08 Culture Diary Liverpool 08

When I met her during rehearsals for Ibsen's The Lady From the Sea at Birmingham Rep, I asked if the sharp division between her stage and TV work was a sign of the times.

THEATRE: Two stages of Claire's career; Claire Price tells Terry Grimley why she likes to mix TV detectives with classical theatre