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Five Plays by Anton Chekhov; 9780199536696

Five Plays

By Anton Chekhov

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Description

In this compelling collection, Anton Chekhov, one of the masters of modern drama, presents five of his most notable plays, showcasing his remarkable ability to capture the complexities of human experience. Each play offers a unique window into the lives of characters grappling with the intricacies of love, loss, and the passage of time.

The Story

Chekhov’s narratives are characterised by their subtlety and depth, often revealing the profound truths hidden within the mundane. From the bittersweet tones of The Seagull, where unrequited love and artistic ambition collide, to the poignant exploration of familial ties in The Cherry Orchard, these plays resonate with both humour and melancholy.

  • The Seagull - A tale of unfulfilled dreams and the quest for artistic expression.
  • Uncle Vanya - A reflection on wasted lives and the search for meaning.
  • Three Sisters - A meditation on longing and the desire for a better life.
  • The Cherry Orchard - The struggle between tradition and change in a rapidly evolving society.
  • Ivanov - An exploration of despair and the search for redemption.

Why Readers Love It

Chekhov’s writing style is celebrated for its rich characterisation and intricate dialogue, immersing readers in the emotional landscapes of his characters. His ability to blend comedy with tragedy creates a compelling reading experience that invites introspection.

Perfect For

This collection is ideal for enthusiasts of classic literature, theatre students, and anyone interested in the evolution of drama. Chekhov’s works continue to influence playwrights and authors worldwide, cementing his legacy as a pivotal figure in Russian literature.

Specifications

Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: 130 mm × 195 mm × 21 mm
Pages: 336
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780199536696

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