Anton Chekov News

The Albuquerque Theatre Guild presents COMING ATTRACTIONS now through November 7.

The Albuquerque Theatre Guild presents COMING ATTRACTIONS now through November 7.

The Albuquerque Theatre Guild presents COMING ATTRACTIONS now through November 7.

Fortyfivedownstairs has announced its November programming. Street art and gardens have combined in the installation created by young artists from the Artful Dodgers Studios. In the theatre we have two solo shows from strongly contrasting environments performed by outstanding actors, Ellie Nielsen (Waiting for Isabella) and Hannah Norris (My Name is Rachel Corrie). With one set in mid twentieth century Paris, the other in war torn Gaza, these two works could hardly be more different!

Théâtre de l'Odéon will present Anton Chekov's THE CHERRY ORCHARD from September 22 through October 24, 2010 as part of the 2010-2011 season. The production will be directed by Julie Brochen.

Jermyn Street Theatre bring back BLACK BREAD & CUCUMBER in a strictly limited season from October 5th to the 23rd after a nine year absence. The play celebrates Anton Chekhov's 150 birthday as Caroline Blakiston does this acclaimed one-woman show about how she made history as the first British actress to play Chekhov in Russia, in Russian.

Théâtre des Abbesses will present Anton Chekov's La Noce from 19 to 23 October 2010. Directed by Vladimir Pankov, the production comes to France courtesy of the Cie Soundrama Studio-Moscou Company. The production will be performed in Russian with French subtitles.

Théâtre des Abbesses will present Anton Chekov's La Noce from 19 to 23 October 2010. Directed by Vladimir Pankov, the production comes to France courtesy of the Cie Soundrama Studio-Moscou Company. The production will be performed in Russian with French subtitles.

The Albuquerque Theatre Guild presents COMING ATTRACTIONS now through November 7.

Jermyn Street Theatre bring back BLACK BREAD & CUCUMBER in a strictly limited season from October 5th to the 23rd after a nine year absence. The play celebrates Anton Chekhov's 150 birthday as Caroline Blakiston does this acclaimed one-woman show about how she made history as the first British actress to play Chekhov in Russia, in Russian.

Théâtre de l'Odéon will present Anton Chekov's THE CHERRY ORCHARD from September 22 through October 24, 2010 as part of the 2010-2011 season. The production will be directed by Julie Brochen.

ANTON IN SHOW BUSINESS, written by playwright Jane Martin, has some clever ideas going for it, including taking on the sacred institution of Anton Chekov himself, as well as examining the ongoing conflict between art and commerce. However, it comes off as more a collection of interesting and amusing bits and pieces, than the pure farce it masquerades as. St. Louis Shakespeare has concocted an engaging production of this work that's occasionally hilarious, and definitely worthy of your time and attention.

Jermyn Street Theatre bring back BLACK BREAD & CUCUMBER in a strictly limited season from October 5th to the 23rd after a nine year absence. The play celebrates Anton Chekhov's 150 birthday as Caroline Blakiston does this acclaimed one-woman show about how she made history as the first British actress to play Chekhov in Russia, in Russian.

Théâtre des Abbesses will present Anton Chekov's La Noce from 19 to 23 October 2010. Directed by Vladimir Pankov, the production comes to France courtesy of the Cie Soundrama Studio-Moscou Company. The production will be performed in Russian with French subtitles.

Théâtre de l'Odéon will present Anton Chekov's THE CHERRY ORCHARD from September 22 through October 24, 2010 as part of the 2010-2011 season. The production will be directed by Julie Brochen.

The Notebook of Trigorin, called by The New York Times, Tennessee 'Williams's unfinished symphony,' will be staged by the Saint Michael's College theater department in the McCarthy Arts Center, Wednesday, April 7 through Saturday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. each evening.

The Notebook of Trigorin, called by The New York Times, Tennessee 'Williams's unfinished symphony,' will be staged by the Saint Michael's College theater department in the McCarthy Arts Center, Wednesday, April 7 through Saturday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. each evening.

5 pieces, 15-20 minutes each, reputed writers. From Anton Chekov to Noel Coward, 5 different directors bring to life 5 classic one act plays in their own styles. Weaved together into one evening it hopes to tingle various taste buds.

The Notebook of Trigorin, called by The New York Times, Tennessee 'Williams's unfinished symphony,' will be staged by the Saint Michael's College theater department in the McCarthy Arts Center, Wednesday, April 7 through Saturday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. each evening.

5 pieces, 15-20 minutes each, reputed writers. From Anton Chekov to Noel Coward, 5 different directors bring to life 5 classic one act plays in their own styles. Weaved together into one evening it hopes to tingle various taste buds.