"Catherine the Great (Whom else glory)" is a comedy play by the famous English playwright Bernard Shaw. The work tells the story of the great and influential Empress Catherine II, who ruled the Russian Empire in the 18th century. The author resorts to a satirical look at the political intrigues, influential people and interstate relations of that time through the humor and sharpness of his dialogues. "Catherine the Great" is not only a historical drama, but also a landmark work that leaves the reader with a deep understanding of the characters and events of his time.