"The Tragedy of Coriolanus" is one of the most profound stories of the famous playwright William Shakespeare. In this play, there is a meeting of unshakable principles and an ardent desire for power. The main character, the Roman soldier Coriolanus, capable of heroic deeds and devotion to his homeland, turns out to be unable to interact with the political world that surrounds him. This is a tragic story about the clash of characters, contradictions and internal struggles of a person with the outside world. "The Tragedy of Coriolanus" provokes the viewer to analyze the motives of the heroes' actions and to think about loyalty, power and patriotism.