Coriolanus. Cymbeline. Troilus and Cressida

The armies of Gaius Marcius capture the city of Corioles, which threatens Rome, and the brilliant commander is given the honorable title of Coriolanus. He is elected consul and gains the support of the senators and the common people. But not everyone is pleased with the hero's rise... Imogen, the daughter of King Cymbeline, secretly marries the worthy but poor Leonatus Posthumus against her father's wishes. Upon learning this, the king becomes furious and exiles his new son-in-law from the country… In the midst of the Trojan War, Prince Troilus falls in love with the young beauty Cressida. But before the young couple can engage, Cressida is exchanged for a captured commander… The plays “Coriolanus,” “Cymbeline,” and “Troilus and Cressida” belong to the late period of Shakespeare's work - these are tragedies filled with feats, noble deeds, and true love.