Three Tragedies

Description:

Contains: - [Hamlet](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL15203981W/Hamlet) - Macbeth - [Romeo and Juliet](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL362705W/Romeo_and_Juliet)

subjects: Succession,  Fathers,  Regicide,  Tragedy,  classic literature,  fathers succession,  quartos,  regicides,  English literature,  juvenile literature,  production and direction,  inheritance and succession,  Britons,  English plays,  ageing parents,  scripts,  English young adult drama,  fathers and daughters,  English language,  open_syllabus_project,  Drama,  Princes,  English drama (Tragedy),  English drama,  Texts,  Kings and rulers,  Murder victims' families,  Revenge,  Plays,  Death,  Homicide,  Juvenile drama,  Children's plays,  English,  Drama texts,  Drama texts: from c 1900 -,  Fiction,  Shakespeare,  Shakespeare plays,  Performing Arts,  courtship,  Youth,  Vendetta,  Love-Romance-Fiction,  Classic-Classical Literature,  Suspense-Fiction,  Conflict of generations,  Dramatic production,  Suicide,  Love in adolescence,  English Love stories,  Man-woman relationships,  Families,  Shakespeare, william, 1564-1616, tragedies,  British and irish drama (dramatic works by one author)

People: Juliet Capulet,  Romeo Montague,  Escalus,  Mercutio,  Paris,  Lady Montague,  Benvolio,  Abram,  Balthasar,  Lady Capulet,  Tybalt,  Sampson,  Peter,  Gregory,  Friar Lawrence,  Friar John,  Claudius,  Hamlet,  Polonius,  Horatio,  Laertes,  Voltimand,  Cornelius,  Rosencrantz,  Guildenstern,  Osric,  Gentleman,  Priest,  Marcellus,  Bernardo,  Francisco,  Reynaldo,  Players,  Two Clowns,  Fortinbras,  Captain,  English Ambassadors,  Gertrude,  Ophelia,  Lords,  Ladies,  Officers,  Soldiers,  Sailors,  Messengers,  Attendants,  Ghost of Hamlet's father

Places: Denmark,  Norway,  Great Britain,  Russia,  Italy,  Verona