A Director’s Interpretation: The Comedy of Errors

Dominic Cooke explains the essential choices a director has to make about a play when creating a production for the stage. Using his production of The Comedy of Errors as an example, he discusses how the director’s central vision connects the work of the cast, the designer and the production team.
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[@defmedia85]

please make this available on NT at home for rental!

[@jdmwccnsweduau]

Central action and interpretive responsibility of the director wonderfully and accesibly explained

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[@CamilleMonae]

Anywhere this production can be found on DVD or online?

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We just posted a video highlighting the words Shakespeare invented. Like in The Comedy of Errors, Act 5 Scene 1, when HURRY appears for the first time! Please watch on our channel when you have a moment. Thank you!