The Father of Modern Theater: Henrik Ibsen

To what extent people will find the truth. Henrik Ibsen is the true poet and he insists that he himself has his own ideas not only in Norway but all over the world. Ibsen incorporates an extreme view of increasing the principle of women and diluting the power of men. He is a "father" of contemporary drama and is considered the playwright most frequently played in the world after William Shakespeare. Regardless of his unpopular opinion, the Ipsen plays can stimulate social movements and can be applied today. Dollhouse embodies the principle of feminism; withdrawal from Nor's dollhouse is considered the main representative of the problem between women and married couples.

Henrik John Ibsen is a modern and realistic playwright. As a "father of contemporary drama" he was fascinated by many writers and playwrights. Ibsen was regarded as a wonderful national treasure for Norwegians. Henrik Ibsen wrote many controversial dramas including sexism. These episodes highlight the struggle Victorian women experienced in earning respect and equality. Ibsen's work is thoroughly exploring the savage acts that existed in the law and society at the time. Controversial writers like Ibsen intentionally or unintentionally stand up to women and restore rights

Together with the production of Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt, we translate popular reading series into contemporary drama master. Ibsen's work has revolutionized the drama, bringing a new form of dramatic expression now called modernism. Please witness the birth of this movement in these landmark play. Let's adapt Ibsen's biggest drama four times and witness the birth of this movement

The appearance of "A Doll's House" (1879) in the European scene is one of the most important and convincing events in the history of contemporary dramas. The international reputation of Norwegian Henrik Ibsen (playwright, director, poet, often called father of realism) began with this drama. The reputation of the scandal, but the most important is the controversial success. The story of Nora and Toberdohermer confuses the calm life of bourgeoisie by obeying the family. At the same time, this is a story that stimulates fantasy, lights hope, and lights ambition. A beloved Nora like a Tovard attorney doll gave up her husband and son in front of a holiday Christmas tree, became himself, and regarded her dignity as a human. The theater has never had such a big danger.