"Iphigenia in Avlis" is an ancient Greek tragedy written by the outstanding Athenian playwright Euripides. This drama is known for its complex and sophisticated storyline, set against the backdrop of the Trojan War. Iphigenia, the daughter of the Achaean king Agamemnon, becomes the central character, who finds herself at a critical moment between her love for her father and her devotion to the great sacrificial ritual. The author weaves important philosophical themes of love, faith, family relationships and devotion into the story. "Iphigenia in Avlida" impresses with its depth of stormy feelings of the heroes and their decisive moral choices. It is a masterpiece of world drama that leaves readers in awe of its unique ability to impress with deep symbolism and expressiveness.