Tragedies

Wherever you were born, in whatever language you speak – you have still heard of "Romeo and Juliet," "Hamlet," and "Othello." Verona, mired in clan enmity, was once justified by the great sacrifice of Romeo and Juliet. They gave their lives for sacred love and proved that it conquers even death. The Danish royal court, filled with the ghosts of the past, was once cleansed of disgrace and shame by Prince Hamlet. He showed the whole world that it is worth fighting for justice even when no one believes in you. Venice, engaged in wars and banquets, was once a witness to the terrible story of Othello and Desdemona. The fate of the famous Moor became a sad lesson: one can be the creator not only of their joy but also of their sorrow. The tragedies of William Shakespeare are not about the history and culture of distant lands from olden times. They are about each of us.