"The Doctor's Dilemma" is a comedy-drama from the famous English playwright Bernard Shaw. In this play, the author distinguishes a sharp conflict between the artistic abilities of doctors and their moral direction. The main character, a highly respected doctor, finds himself in a difficult situation when he has to choose who to treat - a celibate artist or a young but less talented colleague. This play openly ridicules the medical elite and raises the issue of ethics in medicine. "The Doctor's Dilemma" is a vivid example of Shaw's socio-philosophical work, which leaves the reader thinking and prompts discussion.