"The Beggar's Opera" is a famous comedy musical written by John Gay. This performance, which was first published in 1728, was quickly accepted by the audience and recognized as a historical event in the English theater. The main plot of "The Beggar's Opera" revolves around a hero named McHitchen, who is in difficult life circumstances and leads the life of a swindler. Gaye crafted this musical as a satire on the political and social situation of his time, incorporating elements of irony, humor and sharp social commentary. This hilarious and provocative play brought Gay immortality in art and remains relevant and witty to this day.