"Macbeth" is a tragedy by the great English playwright William Shakespeare. This is a masterpiece of world literature, which tells the story of the Scottish noble Macbeth, who, succumbing to temptation, kills the ten kings and becomes king himself. However, his concessions lead to a series of horrific events, murders and deaths that take a dramatic toll on his psyche. The book follows the classic structure of a tragedy, where power, greed, jealousy and guilt are intertwined. Shakespeare takes a leading approach to the question of the internal human struggle between good and evil, which makes "Macbeth" relevant and universal even today.