"Ivanov: The Play" is a tragicomedy by the outstanding Russian playwright Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. In this play, Chekhov explores the themes of moral decay, mental anguish, and the importance of family ties. The main character, Mykhailo Ivanov, finds himself in a difficult life situation where he has to find a way out of the trap of his own soul. Due to the complex interweaving of relationships between the characters of the play, Chekhov reaches to the thinnest threads of human psychology, revealing the inner world of his characters. "Ivanov" is a masterpiece of theatrical literature, which leaves behind a lot of space for reflection and discussion.