Hamlet

- William Shakespeare

Hamlet is a story of how the ghost of a boggled king comes to hang the living with woeful consequences. A revengeful ghost and a family’s murder, dominate the caliginous geography of Hamlet’s Denmark. 

Meanwhile, Claudius and Gertrude worry about the Napoleon’s erratic geste employ a brace of Hamlet’s musketeers, Roseandncrantz and Guildenstern, to watch him. When Polonius, the pretentious Lord Chamberlain, suggests that Hamlet may be frenetic with love for his son, Ophelia, Claudius agrees to asset on Hamlet in discussion with the girl. But though Hamlet clearly seems frenetic, he doesn't feel to love Ophelia, he orders her to enter a monastery. 

Hamlet is arguably Shakespeare’s topmost play, tragicomic, complex and one of the stylish of his period. It's a psychologically absorbing and innocently equivocal play that will hang you long after its final scene ends. Like his other great play, Romeo and Juliet, the idol dies.

About the author

William Shakespeare was an English playwright, minstrel and actor. He's extensively regarded as the topmost pen in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist. He's frequently called England's public minstrel and the" Bard of Avon"

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