SHAME OF THRONES: The Musical

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Whitefire Theatre

Sherman Oaks, CA

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SHAME OF THRONES: The Musical Back from Off-Broadway
Updated & Unrated! July 19 – August 9 Friday Nights at 8:00 pm

The Whitefire Theatre Musical Mondays is proud to present SHAME OF THRONES: The Musical, directed by Rachael Stein, produced by Steven Christopher Parker, Steven Brandon, Erin Stegeman, and Ace Marrero. Just in time for Game of Thrones' final season, the musical spoof SHAME OF THRONES: The Musical returns to L.A. for more hilarious re-imagining of the show's backstabbing siblings, clever imps and dragon mamas, all set to an addictive rock score that'll stick in your head (unless the king orders it off, natch). The musical parody has been extended from July 19 - August 9, Friday evenings at 8 pm, at the Whitefire Theatre in Sherman Oaks, California.

Shame of Thrones: The (Rock) Musical debuted February 10th, 2017 in West Hollywood at the then Macha Theatre, where it ran for forty performances to excited audiences and to rave reviews. Then the musical headed south to San Diego where it had a completely Sold Out run, and went on to finish off the year with a successful debut on Off-Broadway in NYC.

Watch your favorite daring and most despised characters sing and dance towards epic plot twists and the coveted Iron Throne. It'd be a shame, shame, shame to miss the show The New York Times said, “It is a tribute a dragon or anyone else could love.” when SHAME OF THRONES: The Musical comes for one more round of musical parody fun at the Whitefire Theatre.

What critics have said about SHAME OF THRONES: The Musical…

"A tribute a dragon or anyone else could love." - The New York Times

"All Men Must Laugh. A happy smile never left my face." - BlogCritics.org

"SOT: The Musical is all that and a bag of Hodor." - Film School Rejects

"Offers a clever mix of first season storylines and snarky pop culture references." –
The Hollywood Reporter

"A Filthy Fun Rock Musical" - The Daily Beast

About Show Times and Tickets: July 19 – August 9. Fridays at 8:00 pm. Appropriate for ages 18+. Warnings language, nudity. $25 - $33. Tickets and Information: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4188534. The Whitefire Theatre is located at 13500 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks 91423.

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Reviews

This is a riotous romp through not only the beginning of the series where all of the major characters were introduced, but also manages to throw in plenty of groan-worthy jabs at every character and situation during its entire run. You are prepared to watch as fan favorite, daring, dashing, and most despised characters sing and dance through epic plot twists in their pursuit of the coveted Iron Throne.

sweet - Shari Barrett - Broadway World - ...read full review

One may not have to be a “Thronie” to enjoy this fantasy farce - but it sure helps, if you want to sit on the Iron Throne of parody.

sweet - Ed Rampell - Free Press - ...read full review

For die-hard Game of Thrones fans, Shame of Thrones—The Musical is a must-see. But even if you’ve never seen a single episode of the HBO phenomenon, this spoof is loads of fun. Directed by Rachael Stein, with an outrageously talented cast, the show is nonstop laughs.

sweet - Laura Voeth - Tolucan Times - ...read full review

Overall the show is simply hilarious and very entertaining, ergo a great show but with a few cautions. The “F” word is also frequently but understandably used. For most people that is not a problem but if you are offended by that word perhaps you should not attend. There are also a few rather sexually suggestive moments in the show. Again they are not gratuitous and they are relevant to the overall story. But again for the super sensitive it is best you know of this in advance. I would strongly recommend no children under 15 because you would probably end up with a whole lot of explaining to do. For the rest of the world go forth and have a great time.

sweet - Ron Irwin - LA Post Examiner - ...read full review

If you yearn for more “Thrones” then take a musical trip down the seven kingdoms lane. Dress up, get rowdy and revel in the final moments of a worldwide phenomena. Something that unites us all, even as it divides us into our houses and our kingdoms and our kings and queens.

Have some fun, drink some wine and brace yourselves!!! Loved it!!

sweet - Samantha Simmonds-Ronceros - NoHo Arts District - ...read full review

It is rude, crude, and loud. The singing is good for the most part, although one performer hit a note so loud and high that I winced, cringing in my seat—twice, while another was difficult to hear. The dancing, well rehearsed and performed, is a hoot. There was even a brief conga line. When was the last time you saw that on a stage?

The show is as presentational as it gets with actors talking directly to the audience, touching them, schmoozing with them, and occasionally surging up the center aisle...

Shame of Thrones is energetic and the opening night crowd loved the show..

sweet - Paul Myrvold - Theatre Notes - ...read full review

This is a riotous romp through not only the beginning of the series where all of the major characters were introduced, but also manages to throw in plenty of groan-worthy jabs at every character and situation during its entire run. You are prepared to watch as fan favorite, daring, dashing, and most despised characters sing and dance through epic plot twists in their pursuit of the coveted Iron Throne.

sweet - Shari Barrett - Broadway World - ...read full review

One may not have to be a “Thronie” to enjoy this fantasy farce - but it sure helps, if you want to sit on the Iron Throne of parody.

sweet - Ed Rampell - Free Press - ...read full review

For die-hard Game of Thrones fans, Shame of Thrones—The Musical is a must-see. But even if you’ve never seen a single episode of the HBO phenomenon, this spoof is loads of fun. Directed by Rachael Stein, with an outrageously talented cast, the show is nonstop laughs.

sweet - Laura Voeth - Tolucan Times - ...read full review

Overall the show is simply hilarious and very entertaining, ergo a great show but with a few cautions. The “F” word is also frequently but understandably used. For most people that is not a problem but if you are offended by that word perhaps you should not attend. There are also a few rather sexually suggestive moments in the show. Again they are not gratuitous and they are relevant to the overall story. But again for the super sensitive it is best you know of this in advance. I would strongly recommend no children under 15 because you would probably end up with a whole lot of explaining to do. For the rest of the world go forth and have a great time.

sweet - Ron Irwin - LA Post Examiner - ...read full review

If you yearn for more “Thrones” then take a musical trip down the seven kingdoms lane. Dress up, get rowdy and revel in the final moments of a worldwide phenomena. Something that unites us all, even as it divides us into our houses and our kingdoms and our kings and queens.

Have some fun, drink some wine and brace yourselves!!! Loved it!!

sweet - Samantha Simmonds-Ronceros - NoHo Arts District - ...read full review

It is rude, crude, and loud. The singing is good for the most part, although one performer hit a note so loud and high that I winced, cringing in my seat—twice, while another was difficult to hear. The dancing, well rehearsed and performed, is a hoot. There was even a brief conga line. When was the last time you saw that on a stage?

The show is as presentational as it gets with actors talking directly to the audience, touching them, schmoozing with them, and occasionally surging up the center aisle...

Shame of Thrones is energetic and the opening night crowd loved the show..

sweet - Paul Myrvold - Theatre Notes - ...read full review