"Ms. Warren's Business" is a play-social drama by the famous English playwright Bernard Shaw. In this work, the author puts his thoughts on the topic of prostitution, women's emancipation and social inequalities. The main character - Mrs. Kathleen Warren - owns a successful business, which turns out to be a brothel. Her daughter, Vivi, begins to wonder about the justice of her mother's actions and her own fate in it. Through the dialogues between the characters, the author shows deep moral issues, revealing the contradictions of society and man's desire for freedom. "Mrs. Warren's Business" is an important work that leaves the reader thinking about social problems and the dimensions of morality.