See it if you think that Chekhov should be respected and not cut to suit a Broadway/fast-paced rhythm.
Don't see it if you don't understand Chekhov... Read more
See it if you want to see a comedy.
Don't see it if you are not a fan of comedies.
See it if You love Chekhov and would like to see a dynamic, clever and very musical version of a classic play up-close and personal in a tiny theater.
Don't see it if The multi-culti cast feels un-Russian, or the ingenious shoe string production seems amateurish to you, but true to the spirit of the play.
See it if very enjoyable chekhov; with music dancing and some laughs; all 3 sisters are excellent in their own right
Don't see it if you want a sad, dour chekhov. play is almost 3 hours
See it if ... you like Chekhov. This production is true to the word of the master! ... are curious about Russian style of acting and staging
Don't see it if ... you can't close your eyes on the set design imperfections
See it if You are a Chekhov fan and want to see a creative and intimate interpretation in a tiny theater. Good acting and musicianship.
Don't see it if Depressing litany of different kinds of suffering: idleness, unrequited love, betrayal, poverty, cruelty. Characters bear it but do not grow Read more
See it if you like Chekhov. The show is faithful to the original, and the second half was quite moving.
Don't see it if No reason not to see it. Read more
See it if You question your existence and want to experience others' existential crises in the balcony of a church (very intimate theatre experience.)
Don't see it if You don't want to think or enjoy intimate theatre at one of its best.
"The time-honored piece is well respected under Aleksey Burago’s direction, while maintaining an exciting newness. Character interactions and intentions are classically Stanislavski; while dance, music, and artful movement innovate in revelatory ways....A welcomed addition...Take part in this adventurous foray into traditional drama before the church doors close."
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