Jesus College Shakespeare Project:
Titus Andronicus
O, what a sympathy of woe is this;
As far from help as limbo is from bliss.
- Act 3, scene 1
TICKETS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES OF TITUS ANDRONICUS ARE NOW SOLD OUT. TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITING LIST PLEASE E-MAIL EVENTS@JESUS.OX.AC.UK
After a long and distinguished military career, the ageing Titus Andronicus, Rome’s greatest general, returns home victorious from his final campaign against the Goths, ready for retirement. However, when he gives his consent to what he believes will be his final act of violence, it sets in motion an unstoppable cycle of sickening and deeply disturbing acts of revenge from which no one will remain unscathed...
EVENT SCHEDULE
1.30pm Tea and Coffee served
2.00pm Titus Andronicus performance
3.40pm Tea, Coffee and Cake served
4.00pm Post-performance Q&A with cast and creative team
4.30pm Event ends
Please note that the performance contains brutal depiction of r*pe and mutilation and its aftermath, frequent racist slurs, scenes of murder, assault, sexual coercion, distressing depictions of corporal and capital punishment, human sacrifice, grief, deaths (including those of children and attempted infanticide), mental illness, cannibalism, vomiting, weapons, sudden loud noises
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