This volume contains two plays by Henrik Ibsen translated into Spanish: "Cuando resucitemos" (When We Dead Awaken) and "Juan Gabriel Borkman" (John Gabriel Borkman). These dramas explore themes of disillusionment, lost love, and the consequences of ambition. Ibsen's penetrating insights into the human condition are brought to life in these Spanish-language renditions, offering readers a chance to experience the power and depth of his work. "Cuando resucitemos," a drama in three acts, and "Juan Gabriel Borkman," a drama in four acts, showcase Ibsen's mastery of psychological realism and his ability to create compelling characters facing profound moral dilemmas.
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