"Miss Sarah Sampson" is a play by the German writer Gottfried Ephraim Lessing, which was first published in 1755. This drama became an important work for the development of German literature and theater of the Age of Enlightenment. The action of the play unfolds around the story of a young girl Sarah Sampson, who finds herself in a difficult situation when she has to choose between two men - her father and her lover. This work explores the issues of morality, justice, love and patriarchal stereotypes of the time. "Miss Sarah Sampson" is not only a dramatic love story, but also a philosophical creation that raises current issues of society and morality. It leaves the reader with deep thoughts about their own choices in difficult situations and the value of human relationships.