Macbeth. Tragedies. Shakespeare U.

For centuries, the plays of the great English playwright William Shakespeare continue to attract the attention of readers and spectators. The secret of the immortality of his works is not only in the imagery of the language and brightness of the characters. The core of Shakespearean plays are strong human feelings and passions. Driving with love, thirst for revenge, vanity or envy, Shakespeare's heroes do not leave us indifferent, because all these feelings and passions are eternal. And one of the main topics is the source of any passion and any vice is the self -will and the vast need to “take your own”. The terrible motto “each its own” is inscribed above the entrance to the large and small, but always deadly passions created by Shakespeare.

“King Lear”, “The storm” belong to the late period of William Shakespeare; In both plays, the main character is an aging ruler, and the topic is parting with the authorities. Many call the tragedy "King Lear" the greatest of all the creations of Shakespeare. Blok wrote: “The tragedies of Romeo, Othello, even McBet and Hamlet may seem children next to this. Here, the simplest and understandable language speaks of the most secret, which is scary to talk about.... "

to the most successful and popular on stage, Shakespeare's plays include" storm "; Its genre is usually defined as a romantic fairy tale, although in fact it is a tragicomedy. This is Shakespeare's last play, written without co -authors, his farewell to the theater.

“Macbeth” is also about power, though not longing long. Three mysterious prophecies come true, Macbeth seizes the throne of Scotland... This is one of Shakespeare's most gloomy and cruel tragedies.