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Reviews for: the statue of liberty is nora in a doll's house by henrik ibsen
Amazing
SUPERMOON has knocked it out of the park every time I've seen them, and this was no exception. That ending was insane and the music and projections throughout were super effective. 10/10 might have to catch it a second time.
Don't You Dare Miss This Show
Wonderfully crafted. The performances, video elements, music and concept were exceptionally integrated to create a dynamic expression on the shams of society and the truths of the soul.
The best 2026 Fringe show?!?
Is it only day 2 of Fringe? Sure. Do I think that this might be the most talked about, best show of Fringe? Yes. A must see!!
A Perfectly Normal Show at Fringe
I don't think words could do any justice to the actual content that you see. The best that I can say, is that I walked into the venue and gasped at what I saw, and it only went up from there. This is a MUST SEE!
Beautiful and Thrilling
Highly recommend and a must see. This performance encompasses everything - including really beautiful live sound performance that feels ambient, deep, slightly thrilling at times, shifting silhouettes with light and shadow, and many contemplative moments. The visual aspects of projection and light gives the scenes depth, and the use of video and photography has this contrasting surrealism aspect. The acting is articulated, emotion driven, and embodied. It is also very thoughtful and made me think about societal roles, expectations on gender, feminism and patriarchy. I think they did a great job at balancing the comedic points and the main narrative and felt connective.
Amazing.
The Statue of Liberty is Nora is the definition of what a well acted, spellbinding Fringe show should be. Please don’t miss this one!
The Statue Of Liberty As Nora Is My New Best Frien
Ran out of characters for the short title, bummer! You can figure out the rest, I'm sure.
This show is bursting at the seams with personality. I don't want to give away any of the surprises, but the artistic choices supermoon makes throughout are thoroughly engaging, I couldn't take my eyes off the stage if I tried. The comedy and absurdism is the hook, but the way they maintain the emotional sincerity throughout is what impressed me the most.
This one is magic
Love love loved. Multimedia done right with purposeful projection; my eyes felt happy (lol?) in that they always had something beautiful/interesting to look at. Stillness used with such precision that sometimes freaked me out *and* sometimes gave me nice sense of rest. Music was stellar and wonderfully additive to the atmosphere. It's equal parts funny/moving that Lana del rey is a muse for this artist. her whole ~thing~ is especially appropriate for the ideas, vibes of this story and the source material. Another must-see from these creatives that make theater feel new and exciting and relevant.
Superb! Do not miss this show!
Have seen several shows by Supermoon and have been blown away by all of them. Grappling with the major prescient issues of history and continuing to the present. Magnificent story telling, acting, production, effects. This show is thought provoking, humorous at times, expertly produced and performed. See this show. See anything Supermoon does. You could see it multiple times and be amazed each time. Their production of theatre is unique and spectacular.
Visually Striking and Emotionally Raw
Having seen the remarkable production "In the Back Room" from some of these same folks this past 4th of July, I knew this production would be powerfully unique. The mixture of performance art and staged theatre with evocative and startling visuals is so thoughtfully presented. There is a careful and deliberate mastery of visual storytelling here that I have personally never seen before. The performers trust the audience to make emotional and cultural connections, which is beautiful to feel. A striking and confident exploration of society, patriotism, and gender. An extraordinary accomplishment.
Most Thought Provoking Show
This has been the show I thought about most so far (my 8th) at this year's Fringe. I found "deep" meanings behind a number of things: the title, having Nora on a platform, the de-construction and re-construction of the mannequin, entering the house without being invited and the contrast between doll size and the larger than life images on the screen. I likey over thought this way too much! I also was bothered that I was out of sync with the audiences response to what was on stage - I wasn't laughing when they did. Most fringe shows clearly have you going towards a set, specific response to what they are presenting but this show doesn't do that. For that reason you should go and see what you make of it!
Incredible Examination of a Classic
Supermoon is back with another beautiful, cerebral, surprising, intense work, this time it's literally the statue of liberty as Nora. Their creative staging literalizes and physicalizes the drama of Ibsen, making it more absurd and at points more dramatic. Every time the guitar riffed and they flashed a picture of men literally constructing the woman...chills. Fantastic use of tech, video, music, and movement.
However, due to the video element, the first half of the play was mostly played to house left. Id recommended sitting in the center section or near the vom
SUPERMOON Has Outdone Themselves
I was excited to see the artists behind "All Your Shinmering Gold" back this year, and this production did not disappoint. The actors had me shivering, as did the lighting and the music. Like "All Your Shimmering Gold" I see it as as much of a performance art piece as a stage play, with the striking addition of projections and beautifully allegorical use of props, great choreography, and an uncomfortable but important message that is just as well-articulated as it is emotionally and intellectually affecting.
I cannot recommend this show enough!
Visceral, sensational.
This show made me belly laugh and sob convulsively (not hyperbole). Insightful, bizarre, gorgeous, inventive, and expertly crafted. A masterclass in setting, warping, and shattering expectations; and a demonstration of some of the most creative minds in Twin Cities theater. Truly sensational.
Cast and Crew
Mads Plonski
Creator and Performer
Michael Torsch
Creator and Performer
Caleb Byers
Co-creator and Performer
Josh Leininger
Composer and Musician
More Information
Same people who did All Your Shimmering Gold last year, and recently performed In The Backroom at the Southern Theater.
Our production is a completely original post-modern, technofreak, kaleidoscopic adaptation of the play featuring the Statue of Liberty making her stage debut. The whole piece is live scored by local guitar legend, Josh Leininger. It’s less of a play, and more of an opera without singing (except for one Lana del Rey song, obviously). You don't need to know anything about A Doll's House.