1. Hamlet – William Shakespeare
A prince struggles with revenge, truth, and moral doubt after his father’s murder.
2. Macbeth – William Shakespeare
A brave soldier becomes greedy for power, leading to crime, guilt, and destruction.
3. Othello – William Shakespeare
A noble general is tricked by jealousy and lies, which ruin his life and love.
4. King Lear – William Shakespeare
An old king’s poor decisions lead to family betrayal and tragic consequences.
5. The Merchant of Venice – William Shakespeare
A story of love, justice, mercy, and prejudice set around a dangerous legal conflict.
6. Doctor Faustus – Christopher Marlowe
A scholar sells his soul for power and knowledge, showing the dangers of ambition.
7. The Importance of Being Earnest – Oscar Wilde
A comedy that makes fun of social rules, marriage, and hypocrisy.
8. Pygmalion – George Bernard Shaw
A poor flower girl is taught to speak like a lady, questioning class and identity.
9. Waiting for Godot – Samuel Beckett
Two men wait endlessly for someone who never arrives, showing life’s uncertainty.
10. A Doll’s House – Henrik Ibsen
A woman challenges traditional marriage and searches for independence.
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