Romeo and Juliet. Tragedies

The popularity and universality of Shakespeare's works have led him to become the embodiment of the very concept of a "classic" for various cultures and eras. "Hamlet", "Othello", "Romeo and Juliet" - these are no longer just plays; they are part of our understanding of the world and of ourselves. The plot about the tragic fate of young lovers, widely spread in Renaissance literature, thanks to the genius of William Shakespeare, has turned into the most famous love story in the world. For over 400 years, the theme of Romeo and Juliet has been used in various art forms, from classical to contemporary popular, and has firmly entered the mass consciousness. "Hamlet" - the famous play by William Shakespeare, based on the legend of a Danish ruler named Amletus, belongs to the genre of revenge tragedies. Hamlet, who has retreated into science and contemplation, distancing himself from court life, suddenly discovers the fickleness of his mother, the corruption of the Danish court, and the villainous murder of his father. The action of "Othello" - is a drama of love, deception, jealousy, and destruction. Desdemona's love for her husband Othello transcends racial prejudices, but his faithful ensign, the envious Iago, plots to ruin their lives.