"The Bride of Messina. On the Use of the Chorus in Tragedy" is an edition written by the outstanding German poet and playwright Friedrich Schiller. In his tragedy "The Bride of Messina", the author talks about the complex relationship between two families, the eternal struggle between the forces of good and evil, loyalty and betrayal. This play is a masterpiece of classical literature that still remains relevant and impressive in its depth. In addition, the book also features Schiller's essay "On the Use of the Chorus in Tragedy," where the author discusses the importance of the collective voice in creating atmosphere and heightening dramatic tension in tragedies. This book will allow readers to better understand and appreciate Schiller's enormous contribution to world literature and drama.