Fredrik Brattberg

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Fredrik Brattberg (born 30 October 1978) is a Norwegian playwright. He is the third most produced of the currently living Norwegian playwrights, and his plays have been translated into almost twenty languages and staged in China, New York, Iceland, Denmark, France, Israel, Indonesia, Czech Republic, England and Norway. Brattberg won the Ibsen Award in 2012.

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