"Amphitrion" is a comedy play by the French playwright Moliere, which was first staged in 1668. This tale mixes elements of mythology and comedy, creating a funny and exciting story about confused destinies and double changes of faces. The main character, the military commander Amphitryon, constantly finds himself in comical situations due to the confusion of his identity. The play wittily reveals the themes of love, jealousy and illusions, and also emphasizes the limitless power of human cunning. "Amphitryon" is a classic work that still remains relevant and exciting for the modern reader, full of sharp humorous irony and philosophical reflections on the nature of human relationships.