Shakespeare and Chill

A great, relaxed atmosphere to enjoy some of Shakespeare's works, mixed with a modern soundtrack that makes the words feel more relevant in our current world. ... full review

Bravo! ... full review

Most people would describe this show as a "chill" show, considering they are spoonfed the buzzword In the title, but that word doesn't really quite ring true with this theatrical piece. This is not a "chill" show. This is a theatre piece that combines performance art, visual storytelling and movement that lightly strings along excerpts from the Bard. First thing that caught my attention was the music. This is a pretty hip soundtrack, featuring Kendrick Lamar and other music that cool kids listen to nowadays; and if anything there is where the descriptive term, "chill", comes into play. As a whole, the show is sexy and breathes the same air that you would expect from couture and high fashion art installments. Lots of stark white, mi... full review

A truly chill evening with some drinks and great Shakespeare performances. Really, what more can you ask for?... full review

A great twist on finding love in the modern world. Go see it!... full review

Fantastic and impressive production. Great singing. Great dancing. Quite an enjoyable spectacle to behold.... full review

The Three Clubs is a classy and perfect place to host Shakespeare and chill. A poetic intertwinement of Shakespeare’s works through movement, speech, song, and dance livened the senses with a passionate and sexy atmosphere.... full review

An interesting concept: Intersperse and contrast lines from Shakespeare on a particular topic with modern song, dance, and even mime. The players wander through the audience, further blurring the lines. It was interesting to see Shakespeare shoehorned into unusual settings. Featuring some very talented performers, particularly the mime and the dance duet.... full review

this is an experimental review of Shakespeare sonnets, soliloquies, and speeches, bridged by excellent movement pieces, mime, and well curated music.... full review