Love's Labour's Lost presented by Invictus Theatre Company at Reginald Vaughn Theater

Chicago Theater and Arts - Highly Recommended

"...If you are not necessarily a Shakespeare fan, be not afraid. Shakespeare intended this to be enjoyed by people of all ages, social classes and education levels. You could probably not speak English and still understand pretty much what’s going on."

Chicago On Stage - Highly Recommended

"...As the show ends, Berowne turns to the audience. With a twinkle in his eye, he ends with the line "That's too long for a play." Shakespeare wrote an additional page and a half of dialogue after this line. Was Invictus Theatre's ending a nod to the audience? A clever thank you for our time? In the end, I enjoyed Invictus Theatre's production of Love's Labor Lost and encourage Shakespeare enthusiasts to find their way to the Frontier Theater for this lively show."

NewCity Chicago - Somewhat Recommended

"...Hidden somewhere beneath the bloated, dragging, dangerously-close-to-three-hour running time of Invictus Theatre Company’s “Love’s Labour’s Lost” is an enjoyable, jolly ninety or so minutes of hilarious, well-crafted Shakespearean storefront comedy, well-suited for a Chicago autumn evening. Instead, within the confines of a text in desperate need of lengthy cuts, we find ourselves left with trace examples of what can only be described as Shakespeare Gone Wrong."