Three Women

Although a well-known womaniser, three women played a major part in Chekhov’s life. His life-long admirer, who was the model for Nina in The Seagull; the leading actress of the Moscow Art Theatre, who became his wife; and his sister. Their relationships were often tempestuous. The quality of this beautifully crafted production ... deserves the highest praise (Extract from Stratford Standard.) An accomplished piece of work - dialogue is especially strong and the play is intelligently & sensitively written to a professional standard. (Extract from 'Best Plays 2000' reader review.) An interesting story, very well told - a very impressive achievement. (Extract from 'Stagecoach!' readers review)