Performers hold a pale speckled fabric canopy aloft over costumed figures on stage.

Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College2026

The Comedy of Errors

The Production

Orange Tree Theatre’s 2026 Primary Shakespeare production of The Comedy of Errors was a lively, interactive 60-minute retelling for younger audiences. For 2026, the production was performed next door to the OT at Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College.

19 photographs in the curated edit

Director: Abigail Pickard Price
Sound Design: Tom Attwood
Commissioned by: Orange Tree Theatre
Photography: Steve Gregson

A costumed performer in a feathered white hat shouts beside another crouched in yellow patterned fabric, with costume rails behind them.

Four performers laugh closely together around a phone screen in bright stage light.

A performer in a white head covering looks from a window of a wooden structure labelled The Abbey while another stands outside.

A costumed performer holds an open black fan above a seated person in period dress as both react mid-exclamation.

A masked performer with a bucket and bubbles lunges across the stage while another crouches behind.

An ensemble stretches a long rope across the rehearsal set, with costumes, boxes and a purple ladder visible behind them.

One performer bursts from a wooden cupboard while a hat-wearing performer reacts in the foreground.

Two costumed performers struggle with a bright blue and yellow balloon prop held overhead.

Two hat-wearing costumed performers lean together, one pointing outward in animated alarm.

A costumed performer embraces a seated figure at a small table, with a costume rail and draped backdrop behind them.

A costumed group crowds around a ship’s wheel, shouting and leaning into a comic adventure tableau.

An ensemble throws hats in the air across the stage in a broad movement tableau.

A hat-wearing performer peers over a cream curtain, gripping the fabric in low theatrical light.

A performer wrapped in white drapery leans out from the stage curtain near a rail of costumes.

Two costumed performers swing rackets and hoops as a red ball flies across the draped set.

Costumed performers gather around a small table, one reaching out dramatically while another reacts beside the draped set.

A performer in a feathered hat and sunglasses peeks from behind a tall wooden door.

A performer in a bonnet sits in a cardboard box with a small guitar while another leans in behind, framed by rails of costumes.

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