The Cherry Orchard
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
The Cherry Orchard
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
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Spring 1903. Russia, And the cherry orchard is up for sale. Lyuboy Ranevskaya ran away to Paris five years ago after her only son drowned. Coming back to her beloved childhood home, she’s faced with a mound of debts and an impossible decision - lose the family estate or carve up the land for summer holiday cottages. Lopakhin, the wealthy son of a former serf on the estate, sees a money-spinning opportunity and urges her to consider his scheme. But to Lyubov, the magnificent cherry orchard means everything. Written in 1904, The Cherry Orchard was Chekhov’s last great comedy of life. This new version by Samuel Adamson was first produced by Oxford Stage Company on a UK tour and at London’s Riverside Studios, with Geraldine James as Lyubov and Trevor Fox as Lopakhin.
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