"Candida" is a comedy play by the famous English playwright George Bernard Shaw, in which the author successfully combined social aspects with an ironic view of life. The main character, Candida, is a young woman who becomes the object of a struggle between two men - her husband and a priest. This comedy explores issues of family relationships, values and faith, highlighting a deep satirical look at society and its norms. "Candida" remains relevant and interesting for readers at any time, reminding of the importance of inner freedom and personal choice.