Shakespeare’s characters are real and the Royal Shakespeare Company, run by Garfield Oberon (played by Matt Gunther), is a branch of the government - a bit like MI6 but with better costumes. Iago (Cameron McElyea) is trying to destroy the world with the help of Lady Macbeth (Heather Walker Shin), Edmund (Brian Sullivan), and Tybalt (Daniel White), and mankind’s last hope is a travel agent named Martin (Michael McMillan). This is a world where Shakespeare’s heroes and villains are watched over by three mysterious Sisters (Kerra Sims, Nancy Lamb, and Sara Carraway) as they've been waging a secret war for over 400 years. If the rules of theatre are broken, it will bring about the end of the world, and it all hinges on a prophecy about The Last Descendant, who has no idea about any of this until the night he meets Jules (Sara Parisa) at a party.

Rounding out the ensemble cast are Erik Knapp and Savannah Valdez as Beatrice and Benedick, Ernesto Alanis as Puck, Zeke Fayble as Richard III, Jenny Wood as Helena, and Joseph Figueiras as Valentine.

Carol M. Rice serves as director and set designer, with Katy Hill as stage manager. Costume design is by Kerra Sims and props design is by Sara Jones. Jason Rice serves as sound designer, and lighting design is by Kenneth Hall, who also serves as the board op for lights and sound. Fight choreography is by Matthew James Edwards, and Elizabeth Kirkland is the intimacy coordinator.