September 2019
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS / Greece
by William Shakespeare
The Comedy of Errors tells the story of two sets of identical twins who were accidentally separated at birth and happen to be in the same city without knowing it. Within this bizarre treaty, there is a dizzying farce, in which fallacy and repeated misunderstandings prevail as the characters encounter with each other. The boundary between imagination and reality is gradually blurring in this youthful, masterfully written Shakespeare's work, where every certainty collapses and no one is who he thinks…
Find out more » Dionyssos Theatre LORENZACCIO / Cyprus
by Alfred De Musset
The plot of Lorenzaccio is set in Florence and Venice around 1537. The Florentine nobleman Lorenzo de Medici, a highly educated youth who admires the heroes of Greek and Roman antiquity, dreams of the restoration of the Republic in Florence, abolished by his cousin Alessandro de Medici. Lorenzaccio is a French play written by Alfred de Musset in 1834 (1810-1857), when he was only 23 years old. Based on true historical events as described in Storia Fiorentina, a chronicle of…
Find out more » THE COMEDY OF ERRORS / Greece
by William Shakespeare
The Comedy of Errors tells the story of two sets of identical twins who were accidentally separated at birth and happen to be in the same city without knowing it. Within this bizarre treaty, there is a dizzying farce, in which fallacy and repeated misunderstandings prevail as the characters encounter with each other. The boundary between imagination and reality is gradually blurring in this youthful, masterfully written Shakespeare's work, where every certainty collapses and no one is who he thinks…
Find out more » THE COMEDY OF ERRORS / Greece
by William Shakespeare
The Comedy of Errors tells the story of two sets of identical twins who were accidentally separated at birth and happen to be in the same city without knowing it. Within this bizarre treaty, there is a dizzying farce, in which fallacy and repeated misunderstandings prevail as the characters encounter with each other. The boundary between imagination and reality is gradually blurring in this youthful, masterfully written Shakespeare's work, where every certainty collapses and no one is who he thinks…
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