A New York company behind the “Drunk Shakespeare” live theater brand sues Amazon, alleging that a Prime Video episode of the YA series “Off Campus” used its trademarks without permission. The complaint, filed by Brass Jar Inc., focuses on the fourth episode of the hockey romantic-drama, according to reporting.
The company says the episode includes the “Drunk Shakespeare” name in a way that infringes its trademarks. Both outlets describe the lawsuit as targeting Amazon’s Prime Video for the disputed use, while noting that the producer does not specify a dollar amount for damages in the available summary information.
Across the coverage, the central points are consistent: Brass Jar produces the Drunk Shakespeare stage shows, it claims its brand was used without authorization in “Off Campus,” and the litigation is directed at Amazon/Prime Video. Neither source provides details on Amazon’s response or the legal arguments beyond the alleged trademark violation.
