THE COMEDIE OF ERROURS

American Globe Theatre, Times Square's longest-running, Off-Off-Broadway theatre, presents Shakespeare's first comedy, which takes audiences on a ride with two sets of twins, a shipwreck, mistaken identities and much more. An outrageous, farcical example of his comic genius, Shakespeare takes us on a delightful tale of errors made in the course of a single day, all in the name of love.

Directed by Kelley McKinnon, who has both acted on the main stage and directed for the Shakespeare for Schools program, makes her directorial debut on the main stage of the American Globe which "...continues its tradition of presenting impressive, incredible and innovative revivals of Shakespearean plays." – OOBR

About the Company: American Globe Theatre

 Founded in 1989, American Globe Theatre is the longest running classical theatre in midtown Manhattan. Now, in its' 20th year, American Globe (AGT) is dedicated to staging innovative productions of classical plays and to the development of new audiences through educational outreach. American Globe Theatre is committed to reinvigorating performance in contemporary American Theatre through the use of the First Folio technique, which originated with Shakespeare's own compnay of players and to passing down this legacy to a new generation of artists and students.

Principle Objectives:
-To produce works of theatre that inspire, intrigue, and powerfully impact the heart and mind by revealing universal human truths.
-To cultivate a thriving, self-sufficient community of artists.
-To introduce children to the power and possiblity of the spoken word and the use of creative imagination.
-To offer meaningful, high quality entertainment to "culture vulture" audiences in New York City, at prices they can afford.