Titus Andronicus in 80 Minutes, Sept. 12 & 13, 2026
Welcome to our season of Reckoning.
As the sun settles over Fremont Park and the tress 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.
Wildflower Women's Ensemble
Wildflower Women’s Ensemble was born of the desire to create vibrant classical theatre with entirely female casts. Founded in July 2015 by Julianna Hess, Lori Ann DeLappe-Grondin, and Joshua Anderson, Wildflower is based in the Sacramento Region and draws influences from Sacramento Shakespeare Festival, Davis Shakespeare Ensemble Shakespeare’s Globe, Utah Shakespeare, Orlando Shakespeare, Shakespeare on the Vine and the Shakespeare Theatre Association.
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