The Comedy of Errors takes over Shakespeare & Company’s outdoor mainstage this summer – The Bard’s fast-paced and farcical story of mistaken identities that begins with two sets of twins separated by ...

With the Delacorte Theater in Central Park closed for renovations, the Public Theater is taking “The Comedy of Errors” to parks and plazas in all five boroughs. By Maia Coleman Good morning. It’s ...

Two sets of twins, one case of mistaken identity, and a nun walk onto the stage. No, it’s not the start of a joke, but it is hilarious! The Comedy of Errors takes Shakespearean funny to such ...

Sport for Jove’s production, directed by Damien Ryan and George Banders, has also accomplished an impressive reimagining of ...

Marin Shakespeare Company’s 2026 season will feature a new take on one of Shakespeare’s most famous comedies, a stage ...

Left to right, Kristofer Wilson, Rory Hammond, Emma Geer, Sharmarke Yusuf, Javier David, David Gow, Dennis Trainor, Jr., Evan Stevens, Naire Poole, Madeleine Rose Maggio, Ashley McCauley Moore and L.

Music and dance celebrating Texas heritage have returned to the stage at Palo Duro Canyon State Park, with a new Shakespearean addition coming next month. “The 58th season of TEXAS Outdoor Musical has ...

The Heart of America Shakespeare Festival will return to Southmoreland Park with “Love’s Labour’s Lost” opening Tuesday, June 17. Shakespeare wrote “Love’s Labour’s Lost” more than 425 years ago, but ...

Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” is one of his comedies featuring play on words, mixed up identities, deception and romance. Although the theme deals with the courtship and scandal of Hero and ...

Shakespeare’s Globe has announced the cast for their upcoming production of The Comedy of Errors, co-directed by Sean Holmes and Naeem Hayat. Shakespeare’s comedy, first seen at the venue last summer, ...

Presented Thursday through Sunday by Sunsets with Shakespeare in the Sun Bowl at the Lou Adado River Front Park, Lansing, through Aug. 13. Free admission/suggested ...

Every summer for the past two decades, thousands of Angelenos have trekked Downtown to take in free performances presented by Shakespeare Festival/LA. Yet this year, organizers fear the bard may be ...