John Gabriel Borkman

Henrik Ibsen, a pivotal figure in modern theatre, is celebrated as the father of realism. His influential works span a range of themes, from societal critique in "A Doll's House" and "An Enemy of the People" to the surrealism of "Peer Gynt." Ibsen's legacy is profound, as he remains the second most performed dramatist globally, with "A Doll's House" achieving remarkable popularity in 2006. His contributions to theatre have shaped the landscape of modern drama, making him a cornerstone of literary history.