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Shakespeare’s Last Night Out!

“Let all future doubters feel my sting
– that I not only writ my plays…
…I also sing!”- William Shakespeare’s last words (*completely unverifiable)

Shakespeare’s Last Night Out premiered at the 2015 Hollywood Fringe Festival where it picked up Best Solo Show and Top of Fringe, before going on to do a proper run at Three Clubs, which received two Ovation Award nominations (Best Lyrics and Music, and Best Book of an Original Musical *won.)

It was recently revived in 2025 on it’s 10th Anniversary at the Santa Monica Playhouse as part of “GeniusFest.”

WHAT IT’S ABOUT:

Legend has it Shakespeare expired from a fever after a night of drinking. Raise your cups with the mysterious Bard of Avon on his “last night out” as he defends his authorship against doubting canker blossoms. From the multi-award winning Orgasmico Theatre Company comes a bawdy journey of song, recounting the secret events and odd characters who shaped the greatest writer of all time.

CRITIC REVIEWS FOR “SHAKESPEARE’S…”:

“LA Weekly, “Shakespeare as a Rock Star…For sheer entertainment value and uncanny comic timing, Shaw’s dozen-song impersonation of an alcoholic and dissipated Shakespeare on the eve of his death — defending his authorship from posterity’s naysayers — can’t be beat.”
-Bill Raden, LA Weekly

“…overall, this is the apex of this talented artist’s work up to this point and his medieval pop score is unmatched in its wit and originality…”
-Colin Mitchell, LA Bitter Lemons

“Gold Medal Winner – Shakespeare’s Last Night Out” is a wonderful show, both funny and touching, that should not be missed!”
-Earnest Kearney, thetvolution.com

“This tavern musical is a must see for any adult looking for a night of intellectual literature and folk rock songs over a drink.”
-Laura Tull, Examiner.com

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