Titus Andronicus (2026)

Written by William Shakespeare

A revenge tragedy centered on a Roman general whose victory ignites a cycle of brutality. The play follows Titus Andronicus, Rome’s most celebrated general, whose victory over the Goths sets off a relentless cycle of retaliation. After Titus sacrifices a member of the defeated enemy, Queen Tamora and her lover Aaron the Moor orchestrate a series of brutal reprisals that engulf Titus’s family and destabilize Rome itself. What begins as a triumph of state power descends into escalating violence, exposing how vengeance corrodes personal, political, and moral order. Written early in his career, Titus Andronicus is widely regarded as William Shakespeare’s bloodiest work. This production is directed by Jesse Berger and stars Patrick Page as Titus, one of Shakespeare’s most demanding tragic ro...

Theater

Pershing Square Signature Center · Off-Broadway

Closed

May 3, 2026