Comedy of Errors

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William Shakespeare    wrote    The Comedy of Errors Arts & Literature > Plays

Comedy of Errors    is a    Comedic Play Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Plays

Antipholus of Syracuse    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Twin Brother of Antipholus of Ephesus, Son to Aegeon and Aemelia Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Dromio of Syracuse    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Twin Brother to Dromio of Ephesus, and Attendant on the Two Antipholuses Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Adriana    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Wife to Antipholus of Ephesus Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Antipholus of Ephesus    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Twin Brother of Antipholus of Syracuse, Son to Aegeon and Aemilia Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Dromio of Ephesus    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Twin Brother to Dromio of Syracuse, and Attendant on the Two Antipholuses Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Luciana    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Sister to Adriana Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Angelo    is a character in    Comedy of Errors A Goldsmith Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Solinus    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Duke of Ephesus Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Aegeon    is a character in    Comedy of Errors A Merchant of Syracuse Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Aemilia    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Wife to Aegeon, an Abbess at Ephesus Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Courtezan    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Luce    is a character in    Comedy of Errors Servant to Adriana Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Pinch    is a character in    Comedy of Errors A Schoolmaster Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Balthazar    is a character in    Comedy of Errors A Merchant Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Comedy of Errors    begins    "Proceed, Solinus, to Procure My Fall, And by the Doom of Death End Woes and All." Proceed, Solinus, to procure my fall And by the doom of death end woes and all. Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Opening Lines

Comedy of Errors    ends    "And Now Let's Go Hand in Hand, Not One Before Another." Nay, then, thus: We came into the world like brother and brother; And now let's go hand in hand, not one before another. Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Closing Lines