Titus Andronicus:
- 2522 total lines; shorter than average play, shorter than average tragedy (average play: 2777; average tragedy: 2890)
- At 498 lines, I.1 is the longest opening scene in the Canon (of course, there’s only scene in the first act)
- Act One: 498 lines; shorter than average, shorter than average tragedy (average play: 590, average tragedy: 647)
- Act Two: 524 lines; shorter than average, shorter than average tragedy (average play: 568, average tragedy: 573)
- Act Three: 385 lines; shorter than average, shorter than average tragedy (average play: 576, average tragedy: 633)
- Act Four: 545 lines; shorter than average, shorter than average tragedy (average play: 563, average tragedy: 555)
- Act Five: 570 lines; longer than average, shorter than average tragedy (average play: 480, average tragedy: 465)
- 35 lines of prose (only 1.39% of total lines [as opposed to The Comedy of Errors: 13.31%])
- 61 rhyming lines (only 2.42% of total lines [as opposed to The Comedy of Errors: 20.10%])
- 14 scenes; fewer than average (average play: 21; average tragedy: 23)
- 15 Deaths are a result of the play
- before the play: 21 of Titus’ sons (not sure how many coffins are brought in for this final trip)
- on-stage: 9 (Mutius, Bassianus, Nurse, Chiron, Demetrius, Lavinia, Tamora, Titus, Saturninus)
- off-stage: 5 (Alarbus, Quintus, Martius, the midwife [assumed], the Clown
- after play: 1 Aaron