"When the Roses Bloom" is a five-act comedy by the Finnish writer Maia Lassil, which became one of the most famous works of Finnish drama. In this play, the author successfully combines deep philosophical thoughts with light humor, revealing complex relationships between people. The main theme of the work is the eternal search for love and harmony in life, which occurs due to the displacement of the usual canons in society. The action takes place in one of the provincial towns of Finland, where ordinary residents gradually encounter unpredictable events and changes that open up new opportunities and perspectives. "When the Roses Bloom" is a vivid example of Finnish literature, which leaves behind a deep impression and intention.