Ghosts

Exploring themes of morality and societal hypocrisy, this play delves into the complexities of family secrets and the consequences of past actions. The narrative follows a mother grappling with the legacy of her late husband’s hidden sins, which threaten to unravel her family’s fragile existence. Through intense dialogue and character interactions, Ibsen critiques the constraints of 19th-century society, making a powerful statement about truth and the human condition. The work remains a poignant reflection on the impact of inherited guilt.