Coriolanus

Coriolanus by James Caldwell and Gavin Hamilton.

Coriolanus (original English title, Coriolanus) is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, believed to be which was written between 1605 and 1608. The tragedy is considered to be one of the last two tragedies written by Shakespeare along with Antony and Cleopatra.

The tragedy revolves around Gaius Marcius Coriolanus, a brilliant Republic-era Roman general who is banished from Rome and leads an assault on the city. Only the plea of his mother prevents him from devastating Rome. A change of heart that leads to his death.

Characters

• Cayo Marcio Coriolano
• Menenio Agripa. Friend of Coriolano
• Feed. Roman general
• Tito Larcio. Roman general
• Volumnia. Mother of Coriolano
• Virgilia. Coriolano Spouse
• Young Marcio. Son of Coriolano
• Valeria. Amiga de Virgilia
• Sicinio Veluto. Tribune of the people
• June Brutus. Tribune of the people
• Roman citizens
• Roman Senators
• Patricios
• Soldiers of the Roman Army
• A lieutenant of the Roman army
• A Roman Herald
• Officials of the Roman Senate
• A lady
• Tulo Aufidio. General of the Volsco Army
• Your lieutenant
• Conspirators
• Volsco senators
• Soldiers of the Volsco Army
• Sentries
• Nicanor. A Roman
• Adrian. A volsco
• Messengers
• Ediles
• Served