The Comedy of Errors - "Satan Come Forth" - Judi Dench

The Royal Shakespeare Company perform (they are Singing AND Dancing!) William Shakespeare's play about two pairs of identical twins, separated at birth and reunited under very entertaining circumstances. The play was directed by Nunn, choreographed by Gillian Lynne, and designed by John Napier. The play premiered at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1976. The cast included Mike Gwilym as Antipholus of Ephesus, Roger Rees as Antipholus of Syracuse, Nickolas Grace as Dromio of Ephesus, Michael Williams as Dromio of Syracuse, and Judi Dench as Adriana, with Francesca Annis, Richard Griffiths, Griffith Jones, and John Woodvine.

[@VictorOrdu]

I remember watching this as a child. Unforgettable experience ☺️

[@1685mymusic]

OMG! One forgets!! Judi, Brian Blessed Robin Ellis, Richard Griffiths, Mike G, Suzie D Ruby Wax, Peter Woodward - those were the days!!!

[@vivienlatham5189]

I remember this as a kid. LOVED it! Still my favourite Shakespearean production ever.

[@lees9828]

I saw this live... This reminds me of how absolutely brilliant it was!

[@byronanomaly8447]

The live laughter initially irks .
Utterly excellent devil-song though.
Superb cast.
Shakespeare is the absolute killer.

[@c.j.gelfand5022]

I'd never seen this before. What a screamer!

[@liisaiii1]

I saw this in Finnish tv with subtitles in Finnish when I was 11 years. Loved it!!!

[@Ahnjay_2k]

Watching a Shakespeare play and reading captions of his dialogue at the age of 11 would not have been easy. Hats off to you

[@DiscerningWon]

Thank you for posting! Robin Ellis is hilarious as Dr. Pinch! A long way from Poldark!

[@kidgorgeous2199]

so fire

[@chucklesseventyeight4748]

No hay de qué. Judi Dench es la mejor!

[@OFBI7]

WHOOO MIL GRACIAS POR SUBIR MATERIAL DE JUDI DENCHHHHHHHHH.

[@davemartin8409]

Wow. Great stuff.

[@garygreen5670]

Barbara Shelly plays the Courtesan in the orange dress.

[@dorothywillis1]

Thanks! I would buy a copy of this but it is only available in a Region 2 version! So I take what I can find!

[@1685mymusic]

of course - forgot to add the score was by that RSC legend - Guy Woolfenden.

[@randomsam7371]

4:21

[@Sinimod]

lol