Vaudeviller (1895)

Featuring a collection of nine vaudevilles, this book showcases the theatrical style that combines music and humor, reflecting the vibrant culture of 19th-century Denmark. Written by prominent author Johan Ludvig Heiberg between the 1830s and 1850s, these works were popular in Copenhagen's theaters and highlight the evolution of Danish theater. The book serves as an important historical artifact, offering insights into the era's artistic expressions and Heiberg's influence on the literary landscape.