You Know, I'm a Stratforder, but I've Always Loved It.

Cox: Titus is such a wonderful play because it's this, it's described as a tragedy. And but it's an early play of Shakespeare's around the same time as Richard III. It's got Hamlet in there and he does what he does with his old sense of belief. And then it snaps into this kind of madness which is ludicrous. When you know that when you dedicate yourself to something like Titus,. The state of Rome as Titus has become more corrupt than ever before. I was going through a divorce and I needed a regular job. So I ended up going to Stratford and it was probably one of the best things that ever happened to me. That was when you