Rosmersholm

Exploring the tension between tradition and modernity, this play delves into themes of liberation versus servitude. Written by Henrik Ibsen, it is recognized for its complexity and rich, multilayered narrative. The characters navigate a dark and mystical landscape, making it one of Ibsen's most compelling works. Often compared to The Wild Duck, it stands out as a significant piece in the canon of Norwegian drama, showcasing Ibsen's mastery in blending beauty with ambiguity.