Ibsen Henrik Ibsen Books

Henrik Ibsen, widely regarded as the "father of modern drama," was a pivotal Norwegian playwright instrumental in the rise of modern realistic theater. His works unflinchingly examined the realities hidden behind societal facades, possessing a disquieting revelatory nature. Ibsen fundamentally shaped the modern stage by introducing critical inquiry into the conditions of life and moral complexities. He challenged the prevailing Victorian notions of morality and dramatically shattered the illusions of his audiences, leaving an indelible mark on dramatic literature.