Shakespeare, Inc.

A strong cast took its audience on a delightful journey through a milieu of Shakespearean characters and plots. Set in a contemporary tech company the author of this play expertly blended the iambic pentameter of Shakespeare's verse with contemporary speech.... full review

A clever modern-day romp through Shakespeare's world. Some very funny moments with spirited performances and staging.... full review

“How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a weary world” - The Merchant of Venice (Act 5, Scene 1) - that is a great summary of this wonderful production... full review

A fun and impressive show, I would absolutely recommend it to any lovers of Shakespeare, choose-you-own-adventure stories, and anyone looking for a great time at the theatre!... full review

The level of fun you usually only find in musicals. This was great. Energetic, well written, well acted, likeable characters. A complete delight... full review

Thoroughly clever and enjoyable with overall good performaces.... full review

Dragged my teenager reluctantly to the show, and we both loved it! ... full review

An absolute delight! Shakespeare Inc. cleverly mashes up the language and beloved plays of the Bard with corporate culture and makes the whole thing “choose your own adventure” to boot. Whether you love Shakespeare (the performers clearly do) or loathe him, this hour-long farce is well worth your time. You never know where your choices will take you…... full review

If you’d asked me if it was possible to do choose your own Shakespeare adventure, I would have told you absolutely not. But this was masterful! Sharply and cleverly written, and superbly acted by a diverse, sharp, funny crew!... full review

Wonderful show, saw the midnight performance and was blown away. Starts on the page and Joe Gold brought an honest-to-God new dimension to Hamlet and I tip my cap to him on the awesome amount of work he must have brought to bear on the project, especially considering there are large swaths of his work the audience will never even get to experience given the nature of the “choose your own adventure” conceit. Actors were fearless and joyful, which spoke not just to their skill but also the direction. ... full review