"Julius Caesar" by William Shakespeare is a classic tragedy that transports us to ancient Rome during the era of the Roman Republic. This play tells a story about betrayal, political intrigue and devotion to ideals. The main conflict begins with a conspiracy against the prominent politician Julius Caesar, who is considered dangerous for the republic. Shakespeare's poems reproduce the inner turbulence of the characters, help to understand their actions and interpersonal relationships. "Julius Caesar" is a skillfully written drama that leaves readers impressed by its relevance and the depth of the issues raised.