Anton Chekhov

The Cherry Orchard

Вишнёвый сад

Director Vladimir Mirzoyev staged Chekhov's classic tragicomedy as a sober but not merciless parable, both funny and sad. One era has already been forced to leave the stage, but the future is still unclear.

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Actors

Ranevskaya

Viktoria Isakova

Lopakhin

Aleksandr Petrov

Gaev

Andrey Sukhov

Anya

Veronika Safonova

Varya

Natalya Reva-Ryadinskaya

Trofimov

Aleksandr Dmitriev

Epikhodov

Sergey Miller

Dunyasha

Anna Karmakova

Simeonov-Pischik

Oleg Pyshnenko

Crew

Director

Vladimir Mirzoev

Stage design

Aleksandr Lisyanskiy

Costume designer

Alla Kozhenkova

Lighting designer

Narek Tumanyan

About

The charming landowner Ranevskaya returns from Paris to her family estate, which is put up for auction due to debts.

The enterprising merchant Lopakhin offers to cut down the wonderful cherry orchard to rent out plots for summer cottages. But no one wants to listen to him. Instead of solving long-standing problems, Ranevskaya throws a small festive evening, spending her last money...

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Language

Russian

Runtime

2 hours 20 minutes

2024

16+

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