"A Dream Play" is a surrealist play written by Swedish playwright August Strindberg in 1902. The story follows Agnes, the daughter of God, as she descends to Earth to understand human suffering and joy. The narrative unfolds in a dreamlike manner, blending reality and fantasy, and explores themes of love, despair, and the complexity of human existence. The play features a series of interconnected scenes and characters, each representing different aspects of life. Through her interactions, Agnes encounters various figures, including a poet, a mother, and a fool, who illustrate the struggles and contradictions of humanity. The work is notable for its innovative structure and psychological depth.