Titus Andronicus William Shakespeare Titus Andronicus believed to be written between 1588 and 1593 is one of Shakespeare’s bloodiest plays. It’s the story of a Roman general’s violent vicious circle of revenge and counter-revenge with Tamora, the queen of the goths. About the play The plot Past productions Merchandise More Less About the play The plot Past productions Past productions Our productions of Titus Andronicus over the years have included some famous actors playing the title role: Laurence Olivier in 1955; Colin Blakely in 1972; Patrick Stewart in 1981; Brian Cox in 1987; and David Bradley in 2003. In This Section Production History in Pictures Photo gallery spanning the history of our Titus Andronicus productions Read More Blanche McIntyre 2017 production Find out more about Blanche McIntyre's Titus Andronicus, which was part of the 2017 Rome Season Find out more Michael Fentiman 2013 production Shocking the audience with realistic blood effects, Michael Fentiman directed this production Read More You might also like
