Sejanus: His Fall

Discover the dramatic depths of ambition and betrayal in Sejanus: His Fall, a compelling historical tragedy penned by the renowned playwright Ben Jonson. Published by Nick Hern Books in 2005, this paperback edition spans 128 pages, immersing readers in the turbulent times of the Roman Emperor Tiberius.

Follow the rise and fall of Sejanus, a man who stops at nothing to ascend to power, ruthlessly eliminating anyone who stands in his way. Jonson’s masterful narrative weaves together themes of ambition, politics, and moral decay, capturing the essence of intrigue in ancient Rome.

This play not only showcases Jonson's linguistic prowess but also serves as a reflection on the darker aspects of human nature and the cost of ambition. Ideal for drama enthusiasts and history lovers alike, Sejanus: His Fall invites you to explore the complexities of power in a captivating theatrical experience.