The Comedy of Errors

In The Comedy of Errors, plants and floral references play a symbolic role, enhancing themes of love and identity. The imagery of roses represents beauty and romantic entanglements, particularly in the context of the relationships between the characters. As the twins navigate their comedic misadventures, references to herbs and nature highlight themes of nurturing and familial bonds. The bustling marketplace, filled with life and vibrant plants, serves as a backdrop for the chaos that ensues from mistaken identities. The plant imagery in the play highlights the interplay of love, identity, and the lively atmosphere that drives the story's comedic action.

Special thanks to longtime CSF supporter and thespian Chuck Wilcox for voicing the part of The Bard in our video series. Full production credits available here. All photos copyright Colorado Shakespeare Group except those in the public domain, published under Creative Commons (CC) licensing. For more information on (CC) artwork in this video, click here.

Enjoy this slideshow of the plants we have in our Comedy of Errors garden: