Get pulled into a gothic comedy where cocktails fuel the chaos
A tipsy retelling of Dracula where the crowd joins the action, cocktails in hand.
🧛 The crowd becomes the cast
The team behind Drunk Shakespeare takes Bram Stoker's gothic legend and lets it come apart at the seams. Actors work the room at 412 Travis Street in downtown Houston, and nobody in the audience is entirely safe once the cast starts pulling people into the story. The retelling runs on improvisation, and the plot bends around whoever gets drafted that night. Between scenes, a menu of themed cocktails keeps the room loose and the laughter loud. It reads as horror on paper and plays as comedy in the seats, with sudden twists that even regulars cannot predict. Expect close quarters, quick wit, and a cast that fuels the chaos rather than contains it. Groups tend to leave with a shared story about the moment one of them ended up on their feet, drink still in hand.
