CORONAVIRUS: 22Feb21 UpdateAll UK venues closed on 16th March 2020. After the Prime Minister's announcement it would appear that, subject to continued control of the virus, venues may re-open with social distancing and limits on audiences from 17th May. Social distancing restrictions may be removed from 21st June. We will continue to update our listings as much as possible to reflect the changes as/when they are reported.
Details
The Cherry Orchard premiered at the Moscow Art Theatre 17 January 1904, on Chekhov's 44th birthday and only six months before his death. Overjoyed at being back at her large country house Madame Ranyevskaya is reassured to find the cherry orchard looking unchanged. But for how long? The family's wealth has gone and their only hope is to destroy the beloved orchard. The axes are ready to swing through the orchards of Russia ..Performers Jude Akuwudike (Lophakin), Pernille Broch (Anya), Jim Bywater (Pischick), Abhin Galeya (Trofimov), Jack Klaff (Gayev), Doug Rao (Yasha), Simon Scardifield (Yepikhodov), Sian Thomas (Mme Ranevsky), Jade Williams (Varya), Lily Wood (Dunyasha).
Author Anton Chekhov. Producer Arcola Theatre. Adapted by Trevor Griffiths. Translation Helen Rappaport. Director Mehmet Ergen. Design Iona McLeish. Lighting David Howe. Sound Neil McKeown. Other Ian Taylor (production manager). Stage Manager Tamsin Withers.
The Cherry Orchard
The Cherry Orchard (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01536716969. Details of all The Cherry Orchard archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S2768Archive Listings
| 15 Feb 17 to 25 Mar 17 | Arcola Inner London Greater London |
Cookies in Use