1828-03-20 — 1906-05-23
· Stockmanngården
Henrik Ibsen was a prominent Norwegian playwright, widely regarded as one of the cornerstones of modernism in theatre. His works are known for their deep exploration of human psychology, social criticism, and engagement with themes such as morality, identity, and social conventions. Ibsen revolutionized drama by introducing psychological realism and character complexity that influenced generations of writers.
