"The Taming of the Shrew" is a comedy by the famous English playwright William Shakespeare. The story of two sisters, one of whom, Kateryna, is considered the most restless woman in the city. The father of the daughters decides that the younger sister, Bianca, can marry only after Kateryna is married to a man. The Pretender - Petruccio - who agrees to "tame" Katerina enters the stage. The comedy is full of laughs and unexpected twists, revealing important themes of gender stereotypes and marriage as a social institution. "The Taming of the Shrew" remains one of Shakespeare's most famous works, thanks to its deep humanity and lively humor.