The Comedy of Errors

For the first time in 14 years, Shakespeare s rollicking farce, The Comedy of Errors, makes a welcome return to the Open Air Theatre. In this merry-go-round of mistaken identity, two sets of estranged twins find themselves unwittingly wandering through the streets of the same town, where the men are jealous, the women are furious and there s a priceless gold chain that everyone wants.

As broken relationships are slowly pieced back together, order is restored and the final reunion is a heart-warming celebration of love and family.

Philip Franks is much in demand, both as an actor and director. He directed Private Lives and The Heiress at the National Theatre, and as a Season Associate Director for Chichester Festival Theatre, he has co-directed The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby Parts 1 & 2 (Festival Theatre, UK tour and successful runs at the Gielgud Theatre, London and Princess of Wales Theatre, Toronto) and productions of The Cherry Orchard, Collaboration/Taking Sides

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Shakespeare’s Brilliant Farce

Antipholus and his slave Dromio arrive in the city of Ephesus in search of missing family. Both master and slave have identical twin brothers. By coincidence their siblings share the same relationship of master and slave. A series of comic mishaps, based on mistaken identity, throw the estranged twins’ lives in chaos.

Returning to the Open Air Theatre for the first time in 14 years, ‘The Comedy of Errors’ is one of the highlights of the venue’s 2010 season. Directed by Philip Franks (‘Private Lives’ and ‘The Heiress’) experience Shakespeare’s brilliant farce in a fantastic outdoor setting.