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The Comedy of Errors

The Comedy of Errors

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Oct 27, 2026

Dave CohenHOST
13:28
Over the course of his entire career, Shakespeare's playwriting can be described roughly as falling into two parts.
Dave CohenHOST
13:35
The first is characterised mainly by the famous English history plays, including Richard's Two and Three and Henry's Four, Five and Six, and the lighter comedies such as Midsummer Night's Dream, Comedy of Errors and Much Ado About Nothing, what we might call his Elizabethan period.
Dave CohenHOST
13:54
The second part, very roughly, is where the great tragedies reside.
Dave CohenHOST
13:59
Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello and King Lear are all later in his writing career, and most of these are written after King James I has ascended the throne.
Tom StoppardGUEST
7:41
But the film is about Shakespeare as a young man who's written his early plays.
Tom StoppardGUEST
7:46
And he did write Comedy of Errors, for example, which can be established as being early.
Tom StoppardGUEST
7:53
And it's about a young man who's got writer's block.
Tom StoppardGUEST
7:57
And he's trying to write a comedy, which at that time is called Romeo and Ethel, The Pirate's Daughter.
Dennis BraggHOST
46:49
The Museum of the Rockies on Keke Boulevard in Bozeman will host Kids Night at the museum from 5.30 to 8.30. That'll feature science projects and also access to the planetarium.
Dennis BraggHOST
46:58
Great Falls High School Auditorium will host Montana Shakespeare in the Schools for an evening performance of the Comedy of Errors.
Dennis BraggHOST
47:04
That'll be at 7 with doors opening at 6.30. And in Billings Saturday, Metro Parks First Interstate Arena will launch the Billings Horror Con.
Dennis BraggHOST
47:11
That'll be at 10 in the morning featuring artists, panels, and of course you've got to have some costume contests to go along with that.
Dennis BraggHOST
45:16
The Museum of the Rockies on K.E. Boulevard in Bozeman will host Kids Night at the museum from 5.30 to 8.30. That'll feature science projects and also access to the planetarium.
Dennis BraggHOST
45:25
Great Falls High School Auditorium will host Montana Shakespeare in the Schools for an evening performance of A Comedy of Errors.
Dennis BraggHOST
45:31
That'll be at 7 with doors opening at 6.30. And in Billings Saturday, Metro Parks First Interstate Arena will launch the Billings Horror Con.
Dennis BraggHOST
45:38
That'll be at 10 in the morning featuring artists, panels, and of course you've got to have some costume contests to go along with that.
Sandor WeiszGUEST
65:09
[laughs]
Erin KeifHOST
65:10
A Comedy of Errors.
Erin KeifHOST
65:13
Oh, it's 12, uh, 12 Nights.
Erin KeifHOST
65:16
It's, um-
Kourtney SmithHOST
2:33
Elizabeth Freestone is a British theater director.
Kourtney SmithHOST
2:35
She is an associate director at the Royal Shakespeare Company, for whom she has directed The Tempest, The Comedy of Errors, The Rape of Lucrece, The Tragedy of Thomas Hobbes, Crooked Dances, and Here Lies Mary Spindler.
Kourtney SmithHOST
2:47
Her next show for the RSC will be Coriolanus in spring 2027.
Kourtney SmithHOST
2:52
She has also directed Henry V and Much Ado About Nothing for Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory, Queen Margaret at the Royal Exchange in Manchester, and Romeo and Juliet for Shakespeare's Globe.
WillHOST
32:19
Yeah.
Judi DenchGUEST
32:21
But then you get the converse thing when, you know, we did The Comedy of Errors, uh, and, uh, I said...
Judi DenchGUEST
32:28
there was one point when the company were all in the green room at the beginning.
Judi DenchGUEST
32:31
Not at the beginning, but during the first half.
WillHOST
33:02
Yeah.
Judi DenchGUEST
33:02
She'd had it.
Judi DenchGUEST
33:03
She said, "Don't go and see The Comedy of Errors." [laughs]
WillHOST
33:04
Yeah.
Rick BurgessHOST
8:15
But, I mean, everybody plays the schedule.
Rick BurgessHOST
8:16
You've got to play the schedule.
Rick BurgessHOST
8:17
Oh, most definitely.
Rick BurgessHOST
8:18
You know, so I'm sure everybody in the SEC is pretty
Rick BurgessHOST
9:27
We get the defensive coverage we want.
Rick BurgessHOST
9:29
We absolutely are ready for exactly what they're going to do.
Rick BurgessHOST
9:32
We call the right play.
Rick BurgessHOST
9:34
We get the guy open.
TomHOST
19:27
So Roger, at this time, in 1983, he was asked to be in The Beggar's Opera, which is a BBC production.
TomHOST
19:36
And then he was also in a Shakespeare play, The Comedy of Errors.
TomHOST
19:40
But he was also in a film, like a low-budget thriller, called Murder, The Ultimate Grounds for Divorce.
TomHOST
19:48
And he was...
Beverly ScottNARRATOR
63:13
Weren't you perfectly astonished when you found out how many other plays there were of his? I always thought there was nothing but Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth and Richard III and King Lear and that one that Robson and Crane have.
Beverly ScottNARRATOR
63:32
Oh, yes, Comedy of Errors.
Beverly ScottNARRATOR
63:37
So you see how ridiculous this young girl, by the betrayal of such ignorance, made herself in conversation with a cultured young gentleman whose good opinion she was most anxious to win.
Beverly ScottNARRATOR
63:49
And yet, to talk too much about books is not well.

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