Antony and Cleopatra by William Shakespeare

Description

Antony and Cleopatra is a play by William Shakespeare, first published in 1623, a work that draws on the enduring fascination with ancient Rome and Egypt while exploring the tensions between duty, honour, and desire. Written in the later period of Shakespeare’s career, it reflects his deepening interest in political power, human frailty, and the tragic sweep of history. The play has long influenced literature and theatre, inspiring countless adaptations and remaining a touchstone for those interested in classical drama, historical fiction, and timeless storytelling. At its heart, the play follows the intertwined lives of two towering figures whose romance unfolds against a backdrop of shifting alliances and rising empires. Themes of loyalty, leadership, and ambition move through the narrative, set within vividly drawn landscapes that carry the grandeur and intrigue of ancient civilizations. Readers and audiences are drawn to its blend of psychological insight, dramatic tension, and rich language. It stands as a compelling exploration of personal and political conflict, appealing to those who enjoy classic literature, tragic drama, and stories shaped by the sweeping forces of history.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 140
Illustrations: No
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