Prompt: Design a conceptual scene for a production of A Dollās House. The setting is a large, early-19th-century Vermont manor. The top floors of the manor retain their elegant, historic appearance, but the first floor has been converted into an open-air black-box theater with no roof. The manor's windows are sealed or darkened, letting no light ināsuggesting that the house is only beautiful from the outside, much like the Helmersā relationship. About 30 meters in front of the house, five straight, widely spaced rows of audience seating are arranged rigidly, creating a ātoo perfectā layout that reflects Torvaldās obsession with order. The scene is viewed from a slightly elevated angle, as if from another building (but that building should not be shown). The open first floor exposes a simple stage, with curtains that donāt fully block the view of the natural world behindātrees, sky, horizonāsymbolizing the illusion of the dollhouse and the reality beyond it. Ver mais