Mara Meimaridi’s play “SOCRATES and PLUTO” is a delightful homage to the ancient tradition of Aristophanic comedies, capturing the essence of the genre while infusing it with a contemporary twist. With its clever dialogue, humorous situations, and colorful characters, the play successfully transports audiences to a world of satire and wit. One of the notable aspects of the play is the skillful use of language and wordplay reminiscent of Aristophanes himself. Meimaridi adeptly captures the spirit of the ancient Greek comedic style, employing puns, double entendres, and satirical observations to both entertain and provoke thought. The dialogue is witty, fast-paced, and filled with clever repartee, keeping the audience engaged and amused throughout.