Titus Andronicus Cast and Creatives Close Martius / Messenger Danny Collins This is Danny’s RSC debut Theatre includes: Minority Report (Simon Friend Entertainment), White Christmas (Sheffield Crucible), Rumi (D’reesha Performing Arts Festival, Doha), Tammy Faye (Almeida Theatre), 101 Dalmatians (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), Gypsy (Alexander Palace), South Pacific (Chichester Festival Theatre), Sweet Charity (Nottingham Playhouse), Barnum (Menier Chocolate Factory), Oklahoma!, Kiss Me Kate, BBC Proms (Royal Albert Hall), 42nd Street (Théâtre du Châtelet), Show Boat (Sheffield Crucible/Gillian Lynn Theatre), Dry Write’s Dance:Radio (Roundhouse), On The Town (Théâtre du Châtelet Paris/The London Coliseum), Sinatra (UK Tour), The Wizard of Oz (Southampton Mayflower) Television and film includes: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Cats, Curfew Dance includes: McOnie Company - Jekyll & Hyde (Old Vic), Drunk (Bridewell Theatre), New Adventures - Romeo & Juliet, Early Adventures, The Car Man, Edward Scissorhands, Sleeping Beauty, Play Without Words, Nutcracker!, Cinderella, Swan Lake Trained at: Millennium Performing Arts Marcia Andronicus Emma Fielding Previous RSC includes: Revolt She Said, Revolt Again, Cymbeline, Measure for Measure, The School for Scandal, Twelfth Night, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Broken Heart, A Museum in Baghdad Theatre includes: A Suite in Three Keys (Orange Tree), Mary’s Babies (Jermyn Street), A Woman of No Importance (Vaudeville), Terror (Lyric Hammersmith), The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary (Liverpool Everyman/Peepolykus), Rapture Blister Burn (Hampstead Theatre), In The Republic of Happiness, Spinning into Butter (Royal Court), Decade (Headlong), The King’s Speech (Wyndham’s), Heartbreak House (Chichester), Playing with Fire, Look Back in Anger, Arcadia (Critics’ Circle Theatre Award - National Theatre), Rock ‘n’ Roll (Duke of York’s), Macbeth, Heartbreak House, 1953, The School for Wives (Critics’ Circle Theatre Award - Almeida), Private Lives (Albery Theatre & Broadway), Jane Eyre (Sheffield Crucible) Television includes: The Art Detectives, Strike: The Ink Black Heart, Sister Boniface, Beyond Paradise, Sanditon, Van Der Valk (Series 1-3), Years and Years, Les Misérables, Unforgotten, Silent Witness, Dark Angel, Close To The Enemy, Capital, Arthur & George, This Is England ’90, New Tricks, Foyle’s War, DCI Banks, Silk, The Game, Inspector George Gently, Father Brown, Death In Paradise, The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, Kidnap and Ransom, Midsomer Murders, Return To Cranford, The Cranford Chronicles, Fallen Angel, Ghost Squad, Beneath The Skin, The Government Inspector, Waking the Dead, My Uncle Silas, Birthday Girl, Green Eyed Monster, Big Bad World, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, Other People’s Children, A Respectable Trade, The Mrs Bradley Mysteries, A Dance to the Music of Time, Drover’s Gold, Poirot, The Maitlands, Dread Poets Society, Tell Tale Hearts Film includes: Fast Girls, Twenty8K, The Other Man, Discovery of Heaven, Pandaemonium, The Scarlet Tunic, The Great Ghost Rescue Titus Andronicus John Hodgkinson Previous RSC includes: The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Provoked Wife, Venice Preserved, Twelfth Night, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Love’s Labour’s Won Theatre includes: Dear England (National Theatre/Prince Edward), The Country Wife, Aristo (Chichester Festival Theatre), The Ferryman (Royal Court), The Eleventh Capital (Royal Court), Hangmen (Royal Court/Broadway), Orson’s Shadow (Southwark Playhouse), Donkey’s Years (Kingston Rose), The Libertine (Glasgow Citizens), White Rabbit Red Rabbit (Live Theatre Newcastle), A Walk-on Part (Live Theatre Soho/Arts), His Dark Materials, Uncle Vanya, Murmuring Judges, Racing Demon (Birmingham Rep), Hapgood (Birmingham Rep/West Yorkshire Playhouse), Absurdia, The Front Page (Donmar), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Taming of the Shrew (Regent’s Park), Best of Enemies (Noel Coward) Film includes: Napoleon, Heart of Lightness, Leave to Remain, Skyfall, Firelight Television includes: Dear England, Life After Life, Catherine the Great, Red White and Blue, Victoria, Witless, The Escape Artist, Whitechapel, Peep Show, Silk, Fallout, Heartbeat; Broken News, Brief Encounters, My Family, Chambers, Kiss Me, Kate, People Like Us Quintus / Aemilius Thomas Josling This is Thomas’s RSC debut Theatre includes: Scandaltown (Lyric Hammersmith), Habeas Corpus (Menier Chocolate Factory), Marie Curie (Charing Cross Theatre) Television includes: Masters of the Air (Apple TV), Belgravia: The Next Chapter (MGM+) Trained at: Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama Tamora Wendy Kweh Previous RSC includes: Snow in Midsummer Theatre includes: Much Ado About Nothing, Top Girls, The Welkin, The Oresteia (National Theatre), Maryland, You For Me For You (Royal Court Theatre), Antigone (Colchester Mercury Theatre), Crave (Chichester), A Kettle of Fish (The Yard), Big Aftermath of a Small Disclosure (Summerhall, Edinburgh), Describe the Night (Hampstead), Julius Caesar (The Bridge), Sugar Coated Bullets of the Bourgeoisie (HighTide Festival), Boy (Almeida Theatre), Image of an Unknown Young Woman (Gate Theatre), Chimerica (West End) Television includes: The Bay 2, Silent Witness Audio includes: Steady Eyes, The King of Hell’s Palace, Lights, Camera, Kidnap!, Demolition Man, Westway Trained at: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Lucius Joel MacCormack Previous RSC includes: Oppenheimer, The Shoemaker’s Holiday Theatre includes: LOVE (Odéon-Théâtre de l'Europe International Tour), Romeo and Juliet (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre), Describe The Night (Hampstead Theatre), The Oresteia, Measure for Measure (Globe), Each His Own Wilderness (UK Theatre Award for Best Performance in a Play - Orange Tree Theatre) Television includes: Boiling Point, Wolf Hall, Safe House Film includes: Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw, Hope Gap, Ready Player One Trained at: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Alarbus / Goth Jerone Marsh-Reid This is Jerone’s RSC debut Theatre includes: The Snowy Day (Can’t Sit Still/Polka Theatre), Anya and the Potter (Greenhouse Theatre Project), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Garsington Opera), Astley’s Amazing Adventure (New Vic Theatre), 4 Walls (Derby Theatre), Marvellous (@sohoplace/New Vic Theatre), Charlie and Stan/The Strange Tale of Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel (Told by an Idiot), The Things I’ve Dismissed (Clifftown Theatre, Project Lockout), Feel The Fear (Camden Fringe/Fusion Festival, Project Lockout), Breathe The Beat (UK Tour) Film and music video credits include: 7 Deadly Idiots (Told by an Idiot), Still Got Time (Zayn Malik ft. PartyNextDoor), Not Letting Go (Tinie Tempah and Jess Glynne), You Want Me (Tom Zanetti), Fam That’s Peak (Arnold Jorge and Stormzy) Outdoor arts include: Catch Me (Upswing, European Tour), Get Happy (Told by an Idiot) Trained at: East 15 Acting School Nurse / Goth Sharita Oomeer This is Sharita's RSC debut Theatre includes: Life of Pi (UK Tour), Curtain Up (Theatre Clwyd), The Divide, Rise (The Old Vic), Saint George and The Dragon (National Theatre), Masala Monologues (Loquitur Theatre), Everything That Rises Must Dance (Complicité), The Vote (E17 Puppet Project), The Treatment, Lovely Ugly City (Almeida), SE1 (Young Vic) Television includes: Emmerdale, Jerk, We Hunt Together, The B@it, Sparks, Miracle Workers Audio includes: First Do No Harm, Rituals Previous Next Cast Martius / Messenger Danny Collins Marcia Andronicus Emma Fielding Titus Andronicus John Hodgkinson Quintus / Aemilius Thomas Josling Tamora Wendy Kweh Lucius Joel MacCormack Alarbus / Goth Jerone Marsh-Reid Nurse / Goth Sharita Oomeer Creatives Director Max Webster Set & Costume Designer Joanna Scotcher Lighting Designer Lee Curran Composer Matthew Herbert Sound Designer Tingying Dong Movement Director Jade Hackett Fight & Intimacy Directors Rachel Bown-Williams and Ruth Cooper-Brown Casting Director Matthew Dewsbury CDG Revival Director Kwame Owusu Hampstead Theatre London Until 11 Oct 2025 Book Tickets About the play Cast and Creatives Production photos Trailer Behind the scenes More Less About the play Cast and Creatives Production photos Trailer Behind the scenes In This Section About the play Director Max Webster examines Shakespeare’s bloodiest play through the lens of 21st century aggression. Read More Production photos See production photos of Max Webster's take on Shakespeare's bloodiest and vengeful tragedy, which ran in the Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, April - June 2025. Find out more Trailer Watch the trailer for Max Webster's ‘brutally powerful' (Telegraph) production of Titus Andronicus, transferring to London's Hampstead Theatre from 5 September to 11 October. Find out more Behind the scenes See the cast of Titus Andronicus in rehearsal, and hear from actors Simon Russell Beale, Wendy Kweh and Natey Jones as they explore the themes of violence and power in the production. Find out more The plot The story of Shakespeare’s bloodiest play told by actors Hannah Morrish and Nia Gwynne. A Roman general’s violent vicious circle of revenge and counter-revenge. Find out more Past productions Photos from past productions of Titus Andronicus, including more about our 2013 and 2017 productions Read More Merchandise Buy now You may also like
