"Candida" is a play by the great English playwright and literary critic Bernard Shaw. The daring, sharp and frank plot of the work adds a number of unexpected turns and reflections on the essence of human relationships and family life. The main character, Candida, is a young, sensitive and intelligent woman who finds herself in a situation where her dualistic worldview is shattered. Will she be able to find her place in this cruel playing field of personalities and will she feel the influence of circumstances and the ability of each person to influence their future? "Candida" is a penetrating and vulnerable work that leaves the reader with many questions and reflections on the nature of human relationships.