"Fräulein Julia: A Naturalistic Tragedy" is one of the most famous works of the Swedish playwright August Strindberg. This play tells the story of the interaction between the two main characters - Fraulein Julia, the daughter of a wealthy wealthy landowner, and the servant Jean. An intense psychological duel takes place between them, which reveals deep class and gender conflicts. This drama touches on issues of society, morality, love and freedom, and also reveals the suppressed feelings, ideas and desires of the characters. Strindberg successfully combined realism and symbolism, creating an impressive picture of the destruction of the inner world of the characters. "Fräulein Julia" remains relevant and is remembered as a significant contribution to world drama.