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Rosmersholm
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaHenrik Ibsen's Rosmersholm (first published 1906) is a script directors return to whenever they want a vehicle that combines language of real beauty with characters actors actually fight to play.
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Pillars of Society
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaHenrik Ibsen's Pillars of Society (first published 1906) is a script directors return to whenever they want a vehicle that combines language of real beauty with characters actors actually fight to play.
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An Enemy of the People
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaA defining work of Romantic Drama, An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen (first published 1906) continues to attract directors, dramaturgs, and student companies looking for material that rewards close reading and bold staging.
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Ghosts: A Domestic Tragedy in Three Acts
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · TragedyGhosts: A Domestic Tragedy in Three Acts (first published 1906) is a stage play by Henrik Ibsen, a touchstone of the Romantic Drama repertoire that has been performed continuously for generations.
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A Doll's House : a play
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaA Doll's House : a play (first published 1906) is a stage play by Henrik Ibsen, a touchstone of the Romantic Drama repertoire that has been performed continuously for generations.
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The Lady from the Sea
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaHenrik Ibsen's The Lady from the Sea (first published 1906) is a script directors return to whenever they want a vehicle that combines language of real beauty with characters actors actually fight to play.
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The Master Builder
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaThe Master Builder (first published 1906) is a stage play by Henrik Ibsen, a touchstone of the Romantic Drama repertoire that has been performed continuously for generations.
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Hedda Gabler
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaWritten by Henrik Ibsen (first published 1906), Hedda Gabler stands as one of the durable works of Romantic Drama, regularly revived for its richly playable scenes and theatrically generous structure.
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When We Dead Awaken
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · DramaHenrik Ibsen's When We Dead Awaken (first published 1906) is a script directors return to whenever they want a vehicle that combines language of real beauty with characters actors actually fight to play.
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Early Plays — Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaEarly Plays — Catiline, the Warrior's Barrow, Olaf Liljekrans (first published 1906) is a stage play by Henrik Ibsen, a touchstone of the Romantic Drama repertoire that has been performed continuously for generations.
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Little Eyolf
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · DramaHenrik Ibsen's Little Eyolf (first published 1906) is a script directors return to whenever they want a vehicle that combines language of real beauty with characters actors actually fight to play.
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Ghosts
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · TragedyGhosts (first published 1906) is a stage play by Henrik Ibsen, a touchstone of the Romantic Drama repertoire that has been performed continuously for generations.
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A Doll's House
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaWritten by Henrik Ibsen (first published 1906), A Doll's House stands as one of the durable works of Romantic Drama, regularly revived for its richly playable scenes and theatrically generous structure.
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The Feast at Solhoug
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · DramaHenrik Ibsen's The Feast at Solhoug (first published 1906) is a script directors return to whenever they want a vehicle that combines language of real beauty with characters actors actually fight to play.
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Love's Comedy
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · ComedyLove's Comedy (first published 1906) is a stage play by Henrik Ibsen, a touchstone of the Romantic Drama repertoire that has been performed continuously for generations.
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John Gabriel Borkman
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaWritten by Henrik Ibsen (first published 1906), John Gabriel Borkman stands as one of the durable works of Romantic Drama, regularly revived for its richly playable scenes and theatrically generous structure.
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Lady Inger of Ostrat: Henrik Ibsen's Prose Dramas Vol III
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaLady Inger of Ostrat: Henrik Ibsen's Prose Dramas Vol III (first published 1906) is a stage play by Henrik Ibsen, a touchstone of the Romantic Drama repertoire that has been performed continuously for generations.
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The Vikings of Helgeland
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · DramaA defining work of Romantic Drama, The Vikings of Helgeland by Henrik Ibsen (first published 1906) continues to attract directors, dramaturgs, and student companies looking for material that rewards close reading and bold staging.
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The wild duck
by Henrik Ibsen · 1906 · Verse DramaThe wild duck (first published 1906) is a stage play by Henrik Ibsen, a touchstone of the Romantic Drama repertoire that has been performed continuously for generations.
How this list was put together
The selections above were drawn from the full Stage Pages archive of 520 public-domain stage plays. Where ranking is implied by the order, that ranking is editorial — defensible, but not unanimous. Where the list is alphabetical or chronological, we say so.
If you have a candidate we missed, the whole library is one click away from the main scripts index; we add titles to lists as the catalogue grows.