"Romantics" is a performance piece by the Austrian playwright Franz Schubert, distinguished by bright images and a deep philosophical subtext. The play unfolds a complex story of love, jealousy and betrayal among a group of young romantics who seek to change the world with their ideas. Each of the four acts opens up new aspects of the relationship between the characters, revealing their motives and experiences. In the play, the spirit of romanticism is felt, which permeates every scene and gives it a special atmosphere and lyricism. "Romantics" is not just a love story, but a deep analysis of the search for the meaning of life, the struggle for ideals and the eternal struggle between good and evil. Readers who appreciate philosophical themes and a multi-layered plot will eagerly await the unfolding of events in this fascinating play.