Macbeth

A work of art is considered brilliant if it resonates with all times and carries a universal human quality. William Shakespeare's "Macbeth" falls into this category. There is no single answer to the questions posed by the play. The goal of the performance is to explore the path to finding these answers, to understand human nature, to examine how and why people encourage each other to commit evil deeds, and to identify the boundary beyond which a human error becomes a fatal mistake or what consequences it may lead to. Is it possible to fight against destiny? Why do we often have a superficial attitude towards human words? Why does the main point often remain overlooked? What is the central battle of life? Perhaps it's worth considering that the main battle each person faces is with themselves. In this case, the only path to victory is choosing to act in favor of one's own dignity!