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Author Anton Chekhov trans Tom Stoppard
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The Cherry Orchard
9 Male, 5 Female
This translation of Chekhov’s last and most elusive play captures the essence of the strong story about the beautiful trees of one proud landowner family and the need to sacrifice them to development…
Three Sisters - STUDENT EDITION with Commentary & Notes
9 Male, 5 Female
Michael Frayn’s brilliant translation of Chekhov’s most famous play As an internationally acclaimed playwright who is also proficient in Russian, Michael Frayn is ideally placed to offer us…
Three Sisters
9 Male, 5 Female
As an internationally acclaimed playwright who is also proficient in Russian, Michael Frayn is ideally placed to offer us a wholly accurate yet modern and playable translation of Chekhov’s classic…
The Seagull - A New Version
8 Male, 5 Female
The Seagull is one of the great plays about writing It superbly captures the struggle for new forms, the frustrations and fulfillments of putting words on a page In this, his first major play, Chekhov…
The Seagull
7 Male, 6 Female
Chekhov’s famous tragi-comedy is done justice in this stylish translation where amid ‘the weariness of life in the country’ the actress Arkadina presides over a house riven with desperate…
The Seagull
7 Male, 6 Female
Chekhov’s great play, written in 1896, bursts into the 21st century with the burdens of the past bearing witness to the freedoms of the future This version of The Seagull was commissioned by the RSC
The Seagull - STUDENT EDITION with Notes Notes & Commentary
7 Male, 6 Female
A Methuen Student Edition of Chekhov’s classic play
The Cherry Orchard
7 Male, 5 Female
This is the script used by Peter Brook in his acclaimed production of this play, one of Chekhov’s finest works The Ranyevskayas, a landowning family, are at the point of bankruptcy and are…
Ivanov
6 Male, 5 Female
Ivanov was Anton Chekhov’s first full-length play. When it was premiered in Moscow in 1887 it was given a mixed reception but a revised version presented in St. Petersburg in 1889, was triumphantly received…
