Performance Overview

A poignant portrait of a world on the brink of change, Anton Chekhov’s “The Cherry Orchard” captures the decline of Russia’s aristocracy with equal parts humor and heartbreak. As an upper-class family clings to the past, their beloved estate — and its vast cherry orchard — faces imminent sale. With timeless insight into human folly, nostalgia and the cost of inaction, Chekhov’s final play remains a masterwork of tragicomedy. 

This production is directed by UNCSA School of Drama faculty member Quin Gordon.