William Shakespeare "Lady Macbeth"

William Shakespeare — “Lady Macbeth”
In the play “Lady Macbeth”, adapted from William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth”, the spotlight is placed on Lady Macbeth as the central driving force behind the events.
The play reveals the devastating consequences that the thirst for revenge and the hunger for power can bring into a person’s life.
Macbeth’s murder of Duncan marks the point of no return. Evil always begets evil, gradually spreading its claws over everything.
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are forced to continue shedding blood to cover up their crimes.
Ultimately, Macbeth’s obsession with becoming king leads to his downfall. He arrogantly misinterprets the witches’ prophecies, placing blind faith in their promise of glory.
He only heard what he wanted to hear and only believed what he wanted to believe.
The Macbeths, shedding blood in their pursuit of power, accumulate sin upon sin, becoming true criminals.
It is precisely this sense of guilt that prevents them from enjoying the very power they so desperately sought.
This guilt eventually drives both of them to madness and, by divine justice, to their deaths.
There is no happiness built upon sin, blood, death, and lies.

The director of the play is Honored Artist Nijat Kazimov.