"The Flying Doctor (Le Médecin Volant)" is a comedy play by the French playwright Jean-Baptiste Moliere. This hilarious piece tells the story of a young doctor who pretends to be a doctor, but is actually just a medical student. He slyly invents various tricks and ingenious treatments to help the lovers become friends. This comedy impresses with a deep humanistic component, a sharp satirical look at medical practices and social stereotypes of that time. Thanks to vivid dialogues, unpredictable plot twists and vivid characters, "The Flying Doctor" remains one of Moliere's most popular works, which not only entertains, but also encourages the audience to think about hidden moral problems.