The collected works of Henrik Ibsen, Vol. 07 (of 11)

This volume brings together two of the most influential dramas in modern theatre, presented with careful scholarly framing. Detailed introductions set the scene, explaining how personal encounters and social currents inspired the playwright’s bold examination of marriage, morality, and hidden legacies. The edition’s footnotes and correction links let listeners explore original phrasing and textual nuances without interrupting the flow of the performance.

Listening to these works, you’ll hear a housewife’s quiet rebellion and a family’s unsettling revelations, each unfolding within the first act’s tightly wound tension. The dialogue crackles with wit and urgency, while the surrounding commentary helps you grasp the historical weight behind the characters’ choices. Together, they offer a vivid portrait of 19th‑century society that still resonates, inviting you to reflect on the personal costs of conformity and the courage it takes to confront long‑buried truths.