The Comedy of Errors

Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors" follows two pairs of twins, separated as infants, who later encounter each other in the city of Ephesus, each taking the other's name and setting off a cascade of miscommunication and mayhem. The mix-ups involve both the masters and their servants, leading to mistaken arrests, quarrels, and a frantic attempt to untangle the confusion before nightfall. As the comedy unfolds, the characters navigate a series of increasingly absurd situations, all driven by the simple yet irresistible premise of double identity.