Kimberley is the Director of Learning at a school for students with disabilities, and is a former English and Drama teacher. Her love for theatre started in high school and extended to her tertiary studies. Kimberley’s favourite Shakespeare play is Othello. This is her first time in a community theatre production; Kimberley is looking forward to making new connections and being on stage again.

There have been many stints that Geoff has had in amateur theatre, going back to high school. This most recent one began last year with five supporting roles in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Professor Plum in Clue, and the lead role in War of the Worlds for the Brook Community Theatre; and Ford Prefect in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for the Glenbrook Players. He looks forward to all the projects he can sink his teeth into.

Usually a musical person, stepping out of my comfort zone to try something new, and meet new people! Lots of musicals under my belt, no plays, so why not start with something easy, like Shakespeare?????

Tayah has an Advanced Diploma of Theatre and Screen (Acting) from Sydney Theatre School and teaches drama at Westside Performing Arts. On screen, she has appeared in the Kylie Gale music video, Upside Down, and in a feature-length adaptation of Cymbeline(The Queen). On stage, she has performed in various productions with STS, Q Theatre, Chippen Street Theatre, The First Straw Co-Op, Short+Sweet Theatre Sydney, and Henry Lawson Theatre. Some of her notable work includes The Last Days Of Judas Iscariot (Satan), Room To Move (Ellie), Oh Nanna! (Carla), We Do Weddings (Saraya), and most recently The Crucible (Abigail). Tayah is looking forward to diving back into the language of Shakespeare and performing in a new theatre with some amazingly talent people.

This is my adult stage debut. I’ve directed and produced several school productions over the past couple of decades. I’m looking forward knowing all my lines!

I am a Dunghutti man, born and raised in the Blue Mountains. I studied acting and dance at the Aboriginal Centre from the Performing Arts in 2011 and graduated Acting for Film and Television at the International Screen Academy in 2015. I returned to the stage with the Glenbrook Players and has since taken part in a number of shows. I'm looking forward to performing Shakespeare again as I've always loved his poetic words and phallic humour

Apollonia, playing as the loveable punching bag - Dromio of Syracuse is a Drama student in Nepean CAPA High School. She has been acting since the age of 8 and has performed at many in-school and out-of-school festivals. Apollonia is quite thrilled to be performing her first ever play out of school, "Comedy of Errors"! Please sit comfortably and enjoy a wonderful and humorous story; full of misconception and bewilderment!