Graeme of Thrones Tickets

Gotta know the real show to appreciate the humor. But humor is not the big belly laugh but lots of funny bits. Show's humor is somewhat similar to A Fish Called Wanda, if you have seen that old movie. Lead player was VERY difficult to hear but the others were fine. Great venue for seating.

I really enjoyed it. The actors were hilarious and the story was well done. If you are a GOT fan, you will really appreciate the humor. My wife is not into GOT and she liked it... but she was lost quite a bit. She didn't get the inside jokes, but that is her fault. I would just tell people that if you don't know GOT, you need to at least prep a little, or it just won't make any sense.

It was OK, not great. You had better have seen the HBO show or you will be lost.

Incredibly entertaining and funny! Wonderful experience for fans of the show.

It was way more hilarious then we expected and really got the audience involved!

If you spent a lot of time watching Benny Hill, Monty Python, and Dr. Who while growing up, you will enjoy this. Funny takes on Game of Thrones storylines, but the goofy actors and the British humor make the show. I enjoyed this, but my husband did not. He spent his childhood watching sports. Too bad for him!

I've seen about half a dozen episodes of Game of Thrones. I wasn't overly impressed but I knew it was a phenomenon so I pressed forward. I bought the tickets for my super fan girlfriend. I loved the play. The actors really put in a lot of work to make this particularly refreshing brand of comedy work. It wasn't typical; they had audience participation (at times the audience participated when it wasn't wanted lol) but it was fun. I enjoyed the play without having seen all of the series. Pleasantly surprised.

They kept the crowd engaged throughout the entire performance. It was easy to follow along if you've read the books or only watched the HBO show. It was interesting how it was preformed with only 3 actors.

This was not up to the standard of Broadway in Chicago plays. Although the three actors did a good job, the script, the costumes, the props, and the choreography were all sub-par for a downtown performance. This was more like a local high school putting on their parody of "Game of Thrones." When everyone in the audience is moved to the first 6 rows because no one is sitting beyond that, that's an indication of a FLOP. There were only about 90 people there; the theater holds over 500 people. We thought we were going to see the exemplary parody of the series but realized that we had bought tickets to the wrong play - should have been "Thrones," which has already moved on. There were two parodies on "Game of Thrones," and we bought tickets for the disastrous spectacle, "Graeme of Thrones," which had sub-par reviews.

Loved games of thrones a parody that was at the appollo. This was horribly drab.

This production was very funny and keeps you engaged throughout the show. I loved the three actors bringing the scenes to life in an entertaining and funny way.

I didn't see great reviews, but my wife and I are GOT Junkies, so we got tickets. We went with three friends and we all had a great time. We got upgraded to the second row because the theater was fairly empty for the Sunday matinee and it was definitely better up front where the actors interact with the audience. In one skit, an audience member was brought onstage. If you want sophisticated high brow theater, you will be disappointed. Think of this as second city meets GOT with British humor. It's not a story, but a series of skits. Silly, sometimes juvenile, often very clever how it's done with a blank set and some props, it's a romp through GOT season 1 and 2, parodying the major characters.

I never ever give negative reviews. I cannot stay quiet on this one. I left at intermission and wished I could leave sooner. They moved the 6 people sitting in the upper section to the front rows and the closer section was still half full. I knew that was a bad sign before it started. Disgracefully amateurish for the money they were charging.

Graeme of Thrones was fantastic. Haven't laughted that much in a long time. Totally worth every minute. Wish it was longer. We would go see it again in a heartbeat. Hope it returns to Chicago again.

High points were few and far between. Had to have watched the series to understand the humor.

This show was not at what I was expecting but it was extremely hilarious. They did a great job and it was interactive with the crowd. Wouldn't recommend for young audiences.

This show was a complete waste of money. Not funny after the beginning. Cast was subpar. They barely covered any of the show and took time to do 'avant garde' regurgitation of food and period jokes. I highly recommend the show at the Apollo- go see that instead. We were too polite to walk out halfway but several people did.

If you are a Game of Thrones fan, this is a can't miss. Fun, creative with many laugh out loud moments. Actors were fun and interactive.

There was very little about this show that was good. A few laughs here and ther but my husband and I felt it was a waste of our time. He opening scene was clever and then it went down hill from there. And the ham scene was just gross. Many people left after intermission.

First off....I have never watched Game of Thrones so most of the performance I had no real point of reference to what was going on. But that did not stop me from enjoying the performance. It was interesting in that it was two plays in one. First the parody of Game of Thrones but also the interaction of the actors as themselves. The play was enjoyable and kept my attention.