Helland/Holledge (eds.): Ibsen Between CulturesOn all continents, across the greatest divides, Henrik Ibsens plays are staged every week. Ibsens dramas exemplify the simplest and most basic form of inter cultural exchange within the theatre: texts originating in one culture performed in translation in another culture. As part of the global theatre repertoire, Ibsens plays are constantly subject to localising acts involving the interplay between the local and the global. They reveal the