In which year Comedy of Errors published?

Answer 1

The Comedy of Errors was first published in the First Folio collected edition of Shakespeare's plays in 1623 (seven years after Shakespeare died). There are good reasons to believe that it was already an old play by then, and most critics assume it was written before 1595.

Shakespeare wrote his plays for performance, not for publication, and few were published during his lifetime. It was only Shakespeare's younger friend Ben Jonson who popularised the idea of publishing plays, and selling them as books.

Answer 2

The Comedy of Errors is set in Ephesus (in Greece), probably during the Ancient Greek period. But there is no attempt at historical accuracy, the audience wouldn't have expected it (or understood it, if there had been).

Almost all of Shakespeare's plays take place in ambiguous time frames: long long ago, in kingdoms far, far away. His characters are also uncertain enough to keep him from being hanged. This ambiguity of time, place and characters is what allowed him license to write his plays.

The idea of historical accuracy doesn't really come along until a short while after Shakespeare's time (except for certain historical plays - such as Henry V).

Answer 3

It takes place during the Classical Era of Greece.

Answer 4

In the year of 1594 :D

Answer 5

William Shakespeare.

Answer 6

William Shakespeare