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The Cherry Orchard
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The Cherry Orchard: Catastrophe and Comedy by Donald RayfieldISBN: 9780805783643
Publication Date: 1994-03-01
In this astute analysis of Chekhov's last play, Donald Rayfield argues that The Cherry Orchard can be best understood when read as a culmination of the dramatist's major plays, particularly The Seagull and Three Sisters. Stressing that Chekhov the playwright is inseparable from Chekhov the story writer, Rayfield points out instances in which the author reuses material from such classic stories as "A Visit to Friends," "Panpipes," "The Black Monk," and "The Bride."
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Ibsen and Chekhov on the Irish Stage by Ros Dixon; Irina Ruppo MaloneISBN: 9781904505655
Publication Date: 2012-05-20
Includes two relevant chapters: "'All of Ireland is Our Orchard': Maria Knebel's Production of The Cherry Orchard at the Abbey in 1968: Ros Dixon" and "Tom Murphy's The Cherry Orchard in the Context of Irish Rewritings of Chekhov: Zsuzsa Csiskai"
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