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Bill Smolter

The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare

Two pairs of twins, a shipwreck, and mistaken identities abound in Shakespeare’s topsy-turvy comedy. In this surreal world, wives mistake their husbands and the master does not know his own servant in this riotous quest for love, family, and

identity.

Seton Hill University

September 27 - October 4, 2013

Antipholus and Dromio of Syracuse

Antipholus and Dromio of Syracuse

Directed by: Robert CT Steele Costume Design: Susan O'Neill Scenic Design: Karen Glass Lighting Design: Deb Peelor

Dromio finds the Rope

Dromio finds the Rope

Directed by: Robert CT Steele Costume Design: Susan O'Neill Scenic Design: Karen Glass Lighting Design: Deb Peelor

Syracuse meets the Temptress

Syracuse meets the Temptress

Directed by: Robert CT Steele Costume Design: Susan O'Neill Scenic Design: Karen Glass Lighting Design: Deb Peelor

Dromio talks to Dromio

Dromio talks to Dromio

Directed by: Robert CT Steele Costume Design: Susan O'Neill Scenic Design: Karen Glass Lighting Design: Deb Peelor

This Big

This Big

Directed by: Robert CT Steele Costume Design: Susan O'Neill Scenic Design: Karen Glass Lighting Design: Deb Peelor

Twin Reunification

Twin Reunification

Directed by: Robert CT Steele Costume Design: Susan O'Neill Scenic Design: Karen Glass Lighting Design: Deb Peelor

Comedy of Errors Set

Comedy of Errors Set

Directed by: Robert CT Steele Costume Design: Susan O'Neill Scenic Design: Karen Glass Lighting Design: Deb Peelor

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