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The Comedy of Errors Act V; Scene i

After much more confusion, the two sets of twins are finally brought face to face. The whole day is sorted out, and everyone ends up happy.

The Comedy of Errors Act III; Scene i

Antipholus of Ephesus brings several friends home for dinner, only to find himself locked out of his own house because the 'master' (his twin) is already at home.

The Comedy of Errors Act I; Scene i

Aegeon is condemned to death as a Syracusian in Ephesus and tells the story of his lost twins.

Comedy of Errors, 2021

Michael Doherty* (left) as Dromio of Syracuse, Marco Antonio Vega as Antipholus of Ephesus, Mauricio Miranda as Antipholus of Syracuse, and Andrew Plinio as Dromio of Ephesus

The Comedy of Errors Act II; Scene ii

Antipholus of Syracuse is mistaken for Antipholus of Ephesus by Adriana, Antipholus of Ephisus' wife

The Comedy of Errors Act I; Scene i

Aegeon is condemned to death as a Syracusian in Ephesus and tells the story of his lost twins.

The Comedy of Errors Act II; Scene ii

Antipholus of Syracuse is mistaken for Antipholus of Ephesus by Adriana, Antipholus of Ephisus' wife

The Comedy of Errors Act III; Scene i

Antipholus of Ephesus is locked out of his own house when his twin is mistaken for him by his wife, Adriana.

The Comedy of Errors Act V; Scene i

The confusion of the play is settled as the twins are made known to each other and everyone else

The Comedy of Errors Act I; Scene i

Aegeon is condemned to death as a Syracusian in Ephesus and tells the story of his lost twins.

The Comedy of Errors Act I; Scene i

Aegeon is condemned to death as a Syracusian in Ephesus and tells the story of his lost twins.

The Comedy of Errors Act III; Scene i

Antipholus of Ephesus is locked out of his own house when his twin is mistaken for him by his wife, Adriana.

The Comedy of Errors Act V; Scene i

The confusion of the play is settled as the twins are made known to each other and everyone else

The Comedy of Errors Act III; Scene i

Antipholus of Ephesus is locked out of his own house when his twin is mistaken for him by his wife, Adriana.

The Comedy of Errors Act II; Scene ii

Antipholus of Syracuse is mistaken for Antipholus of Ephesus by Adriana, Antipholus of Ephisus' wife

The Comedy of Errors Act II; Scene ii

Aegeon is condemned to death as a Syracusian in Ephesus and tells the story of his lost twins.

The Comedy of Errors Act V; Scene i

The confusion of the play is settled as the twins are made known to each other and everyone else

The Comedy of Errors Act V; Scene i

The confusion of the play is settled as the twins are made known to each other and everyone else

The Comedy of Errors Act III; Scene i

Antipholus of Ephesus is locked out of his own house when his twin is mistaken for him by his wife, Adriana.

The Comedy of Errors Act I; Scene i

Aegeon is condemned to death as a Syracusian in Ephesus and tells the story of his lost twins.

The Comedy of Errors Act V; Scene i

The confusion of the play is settled as the twins are made known to each other and everyone else

The Comedy of Errors Act V; Scene i

The confusion of the play is settled as the twins are made known to each other and everyone else

The Comedy of Errors Act II; Scene ii

Antipholus of Syracuse is mistaken for Antipholus of Ephesus by Adriana, Antipholus of Ephisus' wife

The Comedy of Errors Act I; Scene i

Aegeon is condemned to death as a Syracusian in Ephesus and tells the story of his lost twins.

The Comedy of Errors Act I; Scene i

Aegeon is condemned to death as a Syracusian in Ephesus and tells the story of his lost twins.

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