Hamlet

The Prince of Denmark returns home to a court unsettled by his father's death and his mother's hasty remarriage, and finds himself drawn toward revenge against a betrayal only he seems to recognise. Shakespeare's tragedy moves through deception and madness as Hamlet weighs action against hesitation, never quite certain who can be trusted - including himself. Few questions in literature linger longer than the one he asks along the way: to be or not to be.