"Macbeth" is a tragedy by the outstanding English playwright William Shakespeare, which tells about the adventures of a Scottish hero who became a king. The action unfolds in medieval Scotland, where Macbeth, encouraged by his wife's feminine ambitions, commits the murder of the king and becomes the monarch himself. But the joy of the new power quickly disappears, because he is haunted by the curse of the fortune-telling sisters and his own doubtful conscience. The fascinating and complex story of Macbeth reveals important themes of power, honor, justice and true values. It is one of Shakespeare's most famous works, exploring the depths of human nature and psychology, leaving the reader with important moral reflections.