"Thirteenth Night" is one of Shakespeare's most famous comedies, characterized by a complex plot, subtle humor and multi-layered characters. This comedy follows the confusion of two closely related twin brothers who lose each other in a shipwreck. Thanks to this interweaving of identical images, the heroes repeatedly confuse each other, which creates comic situations. Poignancy and doubt are interwoven with romance and fun events, which makes Thirteenth Night different from other works of Shakespeare. This play is not only filled with philosophical thoughts, but also comic echoes of human flaws and feelings. "Thirteenth Night" is a sophisticated farce that remains relevant and exciting for readers of all ages and cultures.