The play “Terrible Parents” represents dramatic fights where pain, resentment, hatred and love are intertwined, leading to sad results in the finale: the house, it turns out, is built on sand and is based on hostility, indifference, hatred and deception, and human dignity - even life - is not valued here. Going beyond the microenvironment, a specific family situation, the play speaks not only about terrible parents and no less terrible children, but also reveals the terrible world of a “good” bourgeois family, the typical vices of bourgeois society.T. Marchenko