An improvised musical set inside a haunted 1920s speakeasy where the cast invents characters, songs and supernatural twists on the spot.
Last Call is running on Saturday nights at West of Lenin in Fremont through October 31, 2026. It's an improvised musical set inside a haunted 1920s speakeasy, where regulars trade rumors, strangers arrive with mysterious pasts, and some patrons may have been dead for years.
There's a live band underscoring the night, and the cast invents every character, song, secret, and supernatural twist on the spot. A whispered confession might spark a romance, expose a betrayal, or wake something that never left the building. Because it's all made up as it goes, no two nights are the same—the songs and the story change every time.
Period dress is encouraged but not required, so you can lean into the 1920s theme if you're in the mood. The show is for ages 18 and over.
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It runs Saturdays from 7 to 8:15 PM at West of Lenin, 203 N 36th St in Fremont, and tickets are $20.
