'The Cherry Orchard' by Anton Chekhov

Russian playwright Anton Chekhov's last and most famous comedy, The Cherry Orchard, brings to life a quirky family caught in the social and economic changes of early 20th century Russia. Chekhov provides insight into the human condition that is as recognizable now as when the play was written. Filled with vivid characters who yearn for and yet are unable to achieve happiness, The Cherry Orchard creates a world in which tears and laughter co-exist. Directed by Michael J. Arndt.

Admission is $10; free with CLU I.D.

Photo by Brian Stethem