This play by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen is a powerful exploration of love, politics, and morality. The story follows the relationship between the idealistic Rebekka West and the morally conflicted Johannes Rosmer. Together, they confront the ethical dilemmas of their time and challenge the conventions of Norwegian society. With its complex characters and thought-provoking themes, this play remains a cornerstone of modern drama.

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