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Shit-Faced Shakespeare: Macbeth

  • The Hill Arts 76 Congress Street Portland, ME, 04101 United States (map)

$35 Adv/$40 Door

Shit-Faced Shakespeare: Macbeth 

“By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked [tipsy] this way comes” 

Shakespeare’s tale of murder, ambition, blood lust, and the supernatural. Bloody Macbeth and his murderous wife Lady M seize the Scottish throne- what could stop them other than a few shots and some poorly poured beer?  When presented by Shit-faced Shakespeare NO ONE can predict the ending! 

“Trigger/Health Warning” Content Curious?

Our shows feature murder, treason, war, violence (personal, sexual, and national), suicide, regicide, incest, and blasphemy- and that is just the Shakespeare! Our drinker has been known to contribute profanity, and the occasionally bare butt-cheek. If any of this puts you off, maybe another show is more your speed.

Warning: Our show does engage flashing lights and loud noises. Also, for those choosing to sit close to the stage- there is the possibility of splashing beer and being a part of the show.

About Shit-faced Shakespeare®

An entirely serious Shakespeare play, with an entirely shit-faced cast member

The original, award winning, international smash-hit direct from London’s West End to an American theater near you! 

Founded in 2010 in the UK and first arriving on US shores back in 2015. Shit-faced Shakespeare® has delighted audiences all over the States with their highfalutin cocktail of traditional Elizabethan theater and balls-to-the-wall drunken shenanigans. Accept no poor relations, pale imitations or paltry recreations, see the authentic Shit-faced Shakespeare® show which started it all.

Featuring a revolving cast of Boston’s finest actors, the choices cuts of Shakespearean classics and more inebriated antics than you violently shake a cod piece at. Shit-faced Shakespeare® is the unique theatrical experience that has left audiences roaring in the aisles the world over.

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