"Lysistrata" is an ancient comedy by the ancient Greek playwright Aristophanes, which impresses with its relevance and boldness of ideas even in the modern world. The main character, Lysistrata, unites the women of Athens in protest against the war that has destroyed their lives and torn their families apart. Their decision to forgo intimacy with men until they lay down their weapons is woven into a hilarious and poignant story about the power of love and peace. "Lysistrata" is not only a comedic play, but also a peculiar cry of the soul, calling for understanding and reconciliation in a world where war always leaves traces of tragedy.