Romeo & Juliet:  Tomorrow is Monday.  Let's Play. - mailchi.mp/69773eb6816f/r…

For all you thespians getting into the #Halloween spirit, come grab a drink with us on Mon Oct 28th and check out a performance of Shakespeare's Macbeth!. . #Reposted from BackRoomShakes - The Los Angeles branch of the Project is back! Come join us at … ift.tt/32kR90H

Hey Shakespeare fans. Remember this Twitter account. We just did!

Been itching for some West coast shenanigans? Well lucky you. Join our LA family next week at Verdugo Bar for a good ol' fashion descent into madness 😜🔪👻 10/28 Doors @ 6 Show @ 7

Got our first date booked (jan 7), have the beginning of a cast, making our cuts. #12thNightFor12thNight is a go. We're anxiously terrified, BackRoomShakes. Thank you for the Blueprint!

“I had the opportunity to see BackRoomShakes in Chicago, picked up Samuel Taylor's book ‘My Life with the Shakespeare Cult,’ and fell in love with the idea.” Coming to Pearl Street Brewery in La Crosse, WI in January! samuelmtaylor.com/the-little-boo… #shakespeare #theater #improv

Tomorrow, my love, there shall be done a deed of dreadful note 💀 #BRSP #brspLA #brspMacbeth #BackRoomShakes m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

~”Most Sacrilegious Murder!” MACBETH happens tonight! At Verdugo Bar { Doors🚪open at 6pm and Play 🔪 starts at 7pm😱} but the twist is that it’s being put on by BackRoomShakes of Losangeles. “Serious Actors! No Director! One Rehearsal! Performed in a … ift.tt/2WkUJpu

Oh just one of our Stakeholders. On Broadway. Like we do. #scorpius

Angelinos! Come hang with us next week as we flirt in the forest facebook.com/events/5119146…

Ready for love, Los Angeles?

Wash your hands like you convinced your husband to murder the rightful king and you can't get the blood off.

OK Twitterpals, as I crouch in my burrow, what would you like the most? a) comforting book reccos b) plague book reccos c) poetry book reccos d) stupid/weird/mundane things I have done to pass the time, which would have passed anyway...

2. When I was a child in the 1940s, my mother would cut up slices of fruit for me (there wasn't much) and as she put it in front of me she would say, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away." How about, “A sonnet a day keeps the doctor away”? So...here we go: Sonnet 1.

As Orsino @mrperez247 Michael is a Los Angeles based actor, coffee enthusiast, and dog dad. He's also a proud stakeholder in his Chicago based family, BackRoomShakes. He's also worked with Chicago Shakespeare, Writers Theatre and Goodman Theatre.

Samuel Taylor & Jasmine Bracey from BackRoomShakes talk about the urgent and excellent way they're de-colonizing the way Shakespeare is spoken. HEAR HERE! (then follow the links to sign up for their class) reducedshakespeare.com/2020/08/that-s…