The Cherry Orchard

"The Cherry Orchard," the final play by Anton Chekhov, is a classic work that explores the decline of the Russian aristocracy amid societal change. Set around an aristocratic landowner facing the imminent sale of her estate, the play reflects on the broader socio-economic shifts occurring in early 20th-century Russia. It is celebrated as one of Chekhov’s four outstanding plays, capturing a turbulent period of transition.