The best, legendary play by Max Frisch, in which psychologism, absurdity and irrationalism are intertwined. Don Juan is not so much immoral as he is devoid of any feelings, self-absorbed, and therefore he does not play with circumstances and people, but people and circumstances play with him. And everything, as in Tolstoy’s great novel, ends in the prose of life. Life, no matter how absurd it may be, always returns to its track.