Titus Andronicus is the first tragedy by Shakespeare, or, as some have argued, is categorized as one of his Roman tragedies. Its plot is filled with dreadful sights of limb-chopping, human-burning sacrifices, rape, tongue-cutting, and man-eating, that are so violent as to make it less Shakespearean, as others have argued. However, it might also be true that in Titus Andronicus, an embryo of his four major tragedies in particular, young Shakespeare reveals his fearless, or naïve, raw energies against the society. As a contemporary exploration of such idealization in spirit with its roughness, Director Wang invites the puppeteer Shih Pei-Yu, and Ying Wei-Ming, the leading vocal of the Clips’ Electric Band to join his realization of Titus Andronicus on the stage.