Hamlet by William Shakespeare

Hamlet by William Shakespeare

A father's ghost tells his son he was murdered by his own brother, who has since married the widow and taken the throne. The son believes him, and then spends four acts not doing anything about it.

That delay is the play, and four hundred years of readers have disagreed about it: is Hamlet paralysed by thought, by grief, by doubt about the ghost, or by something he cannot name? Around him Shakespeare puts Ophelia, whose destruction is entirely collateral, and Polonius, who is the reason half the play is quotable.

The most performed and most argued-about play ever written, with full text and explanatory notes.

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