The Comedy of Errors: Shakespeare's Classic of Mistaken Identity
New Village Arts Theatre (2787 B State Street Carlsbad, CA 92008)
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The last date listed for Comedy of Errors was Sunday March 4, 2012 / 2:00pm.
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Easy street parking
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Lots of parking
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Great little theater! Will definitelly go back.
20 Goldstar Member Reviews
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It was hard to get into the play specially understanding the language.Written on Feb 24 2012
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I thought the way they had it set like a 50's TV show was clever. The acting was great. I feel like this ensemble are my friends as I am a subscriber and go to every show. I marvel at the amount of difficult lines they need to know and animate. The quirky sound effects added alot too. Overall, it was enjoyable for being a work of Shakespeare and in that language.Written on Feb 17 2012
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Ryan B.
Pretty good production. The leads were excellent especially the actress playing Luciana. The weakest links came from the actors portraying Angelo and Balthasar. It was almost as if you can see them thinking about acting... like they were trying too hard. I was not impressed. Otherwise it's a great show. Oh, I did love how the director chose to set the play during the 50s. Good idea. Worked very well.Written on Feb 10 2012
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Production was well done for what it was, Shakespeare set in theWritten on Feb 20 2012
50's, though I think it lost something in the translation to modern times.
The acting was very good and the performance was entertaining and
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More Information About Comedy of Errors
Website
http://www.newvillagearts.org/season-11/comedy-of-errors/
Quotes & Highlights
- Stay for a talkback with the ensemble after each performance!
Description
The NVA Ensemble takes on Shakespeare in this uproarious farce about mistaken identity, love and mayhem. Imagine entering a strange land where all of the inhabitants are alien to you, but you are well known, even notorious, to them all. So is the story of Antipholus and his servant Dromio, when they visit a small town and accidentally step into the lives of their long-lost identical twins. A hilarious escapade for the audience and the actors together.