The Complete Works of William Shakespeare by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield has been bending audiences over sideways with laughter for at least four decades now. It has turned into such a successful franchise for the three writers, they have lived comfortably off it for all these years.
In the hands of the right actors this sendoff, of the Bard and his work, is a juggernaut of mirth and mayhem.
During last year’s Fringe, I took my dear wife Marlene to see a version with three women performing in it.
Disaster does not describe what we endured that night.
A couple of weeks of pleading and arguing could not convince my lovely spouse to give this show another chance. So I resorted to outright lying. (I told her we were seeing Cats.)
Once Marlene observed the three actors on stage at The Met, just off Western, without either fur or whiskers, my conniving was exposed and my life not worth a plug nickel.
I will be eternally grateful to Paul Green, Jordan Merimee and Dorian Tayler for their superbly entertaining and 
skillful tomfoolery that had my wife bent over with laughter before she could get her hands around my throat.
For putting on a wonderful show and saving my miserable carcass: A PLATINUM MEDAL.
Producing Artistic Director: Steve Cisneros
Director: Timothy P. Thorn
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
Playing During Fringe 2017 at:
The Met Theatre
1089 N Oxford Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90029
Next Show: THURSDAY JUNE 15 2017, 6:00 PM
For Schedule, Tickets and Additional Information:
Learn More at phantomprojects.com/shakespeare
or go to http://hff17.com/4677
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