Which play by Plautus has no female characters?

"Captivi" is credited with having no female characters, making it unique among the works of Plautus. The play revolves around themes of captivity and mistaken identity, centering on male characters and their interactions.

Unlike "Menaechmi," which features a significant focus on familial relationships involving female characters, or "Mostellaria," which includes various roles for women, "Captivi" maintains a male-centric narrative. "Epidicus" is also populated with female characters, influencing the comedic elements and overall plot development. Thus, "Captivi" stands out in Plautus's oeuvre as an example of a play that entirely excludes female roles, emphasizing male experiences and societal issues related to captivity and politics during that time.