John Gabriel Borkman

Henrik Ibsen's "John Gabriel Borkman" presents a stark exploration of ambition, despair, and the consequences of personal failure. Written in 1896, this late work encapsulates Ibsen's departure from naturalism toward a more symbolic and expressive style. The play revolves around Borkman, a man imprisoned for financial crimes who becomes obsessed with reclaiming his lost ideals and status, reflecti...