"Dramatic works: Comedy of love; Brand; Per Gynt" is a collection of three plays of the same name by the outstanding Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. In each of these plays, the author raises the problems of human relations, morality and the search for the meaning of life to the level of tragedy. "Comedy of Love" tells about the fun labyrinth of love and intrigue, "Brand" - about self-sacrificing vocation and uncompromising ideals, and "Peer Gynt" - about self-awareness and the desire to find one's own "I" in the world of turbulent events. Ibsen incorporates deep psychological content and criticism of society into his texts, forcing the reader/spectator to rethink many aspects of his life. These works will help you immerse yourself in the world of complex internal conflicts and mysterious relationships between people.