Shakespeare's Vengeance

IN JAZZ AGE NEW YORK, A FORMER ACTOR IS PULLED BACK ON STAGE—AND INTO A SECRET SOCIETY WHERE FAITH AND ILLUSION BLUR BEYOND REPAIR

Some roles redeem, others ruin—and on this stage, the deadliest part is the truth.

New York, 1929—where champagne flows as freely as secrets—the theater becomes a gateway to something ancient, intoxicating, and irrevocable. Behind the dazzling lights and in the smoky underground of Prohibition, a secret brotherhood of actors gathers to honor Dionysus, the god of theater. No audience. No applause. Only devotion.

Thomas Barese never planned to return to the stage. But when a call from his past pulls him back, he's drawn into something unlike any other—an exclusive, secret enactment of Romeo and Juliet, where the story is sacred, the roles are chosen on the spot, and breaking character is unthinkable. As an old passion reignites and the performances grow darker, buried wounds resurface, and the Bard's work takes on a life of its own, blurring the line between art and reality.

With the ghost of a banished member haunting every scene, Thomas guards a secret as unnerving as the society tightening its grip around him.

Will the curtain fall on the performance… or on Thomas himself?

A spellbinding fusion of Shakespearean tragedy and Jazz Age noir, Shakespeare's Vengeance explores the masks we wear, the stories we hold sacred, and the perilous line where devotion slides into illusion—bending the truth.