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Hamlet is perhaps the most famous tragedy by William Shakespeare. It can be called the hallmark of the great English playwright's verse tragedies. The play vividly depicts the course of real and imaginary madness, which manifests itself in deep sadness and furious rage. Among the central themes of the tragedy are betrayal, revenge and moral decline. The action takes place in late medieval Denmark. It tells the story of how Prince Hamlet bears and takes revenge on his uncle, King Claudius, the murderer of the previous king, Hamlet's father, and the new husband of Hamlet's mother, Queen Gertrude.