Titus Andronicus in 80 Minutes

As the sun settles over Fremont Park and the trees cast their long evening shadows, Wildflower Women’s Ensemble welcomes you into a story that feels both ancient and urgently of this moment. Titus Andronicus asks what happens when a community reaches its breaking point — and what it means to reckon with the harm we create, inherit, and pass along.
Performed outdoors, this production becomes a public act of gathering. Neighbors meet in the grass not just to watch a play, but to sit with questions of justice, grief, and responsibility. Together, we face cruelty, resilience, and the fragile hope that a community can choose to rebuild rather than repeat its wounds.
We’re grateful you’re here. Settle in, breathe with the trees, and join us for 80 uncompromising minutes of Shakespeare’s tragedy — reimagined with clarity, compassion, and Wildflower’s signature spark.