Titus Andronicus

Set against a backdrop of brutal conflict, the narrative unfolds between Titus Andronicus, a Roman general, and Tamora, Queen of the Goths, highlighting themes of deception, sacrifice, and revenge. This play is known for its graphic portrayal of violence, including rape and cannibalism, making it one of Shakespeare's darkest works. The edition also includes a new biography of Shakespeare, offering insight into the life of the playwright who is revered as a master of the English language.