The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare

Set in the swinging 60s, the interpretation was informed by text from R.D.Laing's 'The Divided Self.' Laing wrote about a young schizophrenic who was rehabilitated after seeing Felini's film 'La Strada.' Shakespeare's comedy was framed by the device of a young disturbed woman who on reading the play and projecting herself into the story, heals her divided self just as surely as Antipholus of Syracuse finds completion when he discovers his twin brother.
'I am only a cork floating on the ocean'- R.D.Laing's casebook study
'I to the world am like a drop of water, That in the ocean seeks another drop.'
-Antipholos of Syracuse
Mitch Mitchelson