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portada Antosha and Masha: The Chekhovs in Yalta (19 x 19 Challenge)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
100
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781953219015

Antosha and Masha: The Chekhovs in Yalta (19 x 19 Challenge)

Mark Perry (Author) · Drama Circle · Paperback

Antosha and Masha: The Chekhovs in Yalta (19 x 19 Challenge) - Mark Perry

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Synopsis "Antosha and Masha: The Chekhovs in Yalta (19 x 19 Challenge)"

Facing an advanced stage of tuberculosis, Anton Chekhov, famed writer and physician, has retreated to far-off Yalta to recuperate, while his sister Masha - heretofore his best support - is suddenly flourishing in Moscow. Brother and sister struggle to negotiate each's career and marital ambitions, with Anton's affairs seeming to win out. When his marriage falters and his health founders, however, Masha is there and she finds a direction for her own ambition in the promotion of his artistry and legacy. 'Antosha and Masha' is a play about the Chekhov household written in homage to Chekhov's inimitable style. This is both in the play's form, which mixes the serious and comic, and in its content, as the characters discuss aesthetics and the "opening into eternity" his work invokes. It also documents, in some measure, the genesis of 'The Cherry Orchard', even as it mirrors the early sunsetting of the writer's life in his Crimean exile.

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