The Stranger

Something marvelous happens at the very end of Seattle Shakespeare Company’s solid production of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. Right after Nora, the subject of the play, shockingly leaves her husband and her children not for another man but to go it alone, a piece of pretty piano music begins to play. Though you’ve heard this work a thousand times before, it’s revived by the surprise of its unexpected appearance. I will not say what this piece of music is, as it would ruin the surprise. (Center Theater, Seattle Center, seattleshakespeare.org, 7:30 pm, $40) by Charles Mudede

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