Three, two, one, Shakespeare! - This troupe of actors is incredibly talented and the entire experience was a lot of fun. A lot of laughter and audience interaction, and the drinks were top notch.

Chaotic fun - Lots of fun. The audience gets involved. Little bit chaotic to follow the first time, but had a great time with lots of laughs.

A must go.... - A freaking laugh riot. Never heard of this venue until my son came to town. It was great, the actors are great, the venue is cozy. We won the King/Queen auction. It was worth it...,.

Great performance - The show was fun, the players were on cue, and the service was exceptional! Staff seated us despite our tickets (purchased through Trip Advisor) not being recognized in their system. Would book directly with venue next time.

Top notch both on the Shakespeare and the comedy - Hilarious and not at all what I expected. The theatre is small and intimate and the cast is absolutely top notch. Half Shakespeare, half improv comedy and brilliantly executed.

The Glories of Chicago - The Art Institute, the restaurant The Gage, the architecture boat tour: a perfect weekend. Chicago is a glorious city.

So much fun 🤩 - We enjoyed it tremendously. definitely recommend going. Never a dull moment absolutely hilarious 🤣 🥰

Frustrated - The actors, show and facility were amazing. The show was captivating and very entertaining. Unfortunately, there was an extremely disrespectful and loud individual in the back that was talking loudly throughout the entire show,. This person was not engaged, did not pay attention and made us miss half of the dialog of the actors. It was extremely frustrating and we felt that event slaff did not address the situation although it was clearly mentioned pre-show that the audience needed to not talk and be respectful. I spoke with the manager (Kelce) after the show, they were very good at their job and refunded our ticket costs. However, I would have much more appreciated a more proactive approach, where the individual was corrected by staff as it was happening and where I would have been able to enjoy/hear the entirety of the show.

Do not go. - One of the worst shows I’ve seen in Chicago. Or anywhere. I understand the idea of “drunk” and “impromptu” theater, but this was like a bunch of kids who had no idea what they were doing. Not funny no matter how much alcohol one consumes. And the vaccine requirement is a joke too.

Just awful! - The show was so sophomoric. The stars were trying to get as much money as possible from the audience by bidding out for "volunteers". They were a bunch of money grubbers and the jokes were meant for a bunch of teenage boys. Had been to the show in Boston which was so much better and funny.