Titus Andronicus

Roman warrior, Titus Andronicus, returns home victorious, bearing the spoils of war waged against the Goths. When he sacrifices the son of Tamora, captured Queen of the Goths, he sets off a horrific and tragic chain of events. This is Shakespeare’s most stunningly brutal look at politics, honor, and revenge.

This play contains violence and is best suited for adults.