FAQ About Henrik Ibsen
Why is Henrik Ibsen called the 'father of modern drama'?
Henrik Ibsen is known as the 'father of modern drama' because of his pioneering contributions to the genre. His focus on realism, psychological depth, and social critique represented a significant shift from the melodramatic and historical plays that were popular in the 19th century. His works laid the groundwork for future playwrights interested in exploring modern themes and narrative techniques.
