Chekhov’s “Three Sisters”
Directed by Ed Bancroft
Wednesday 28th September to Saturday 1st October
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It seems to me that we must have faith, or must search for it, or life will be empty. To live and not know why the cranes fly, why babies are born, why there are stars in the sky. Either you must know why you live, or it's all nonsense. Dust in the wind!
A year after the death of their father, an army officer, three Moscow-bred sisters Olga, Masha and Irina, are finding life drab and increasingly hopeless in a backwater provincial town. Only the proximity of a nearby army base and the company of its officers make their existence bearable. This classic story of what they make of their circumstances is a powerful and moving study of ordinary lives.
Cast
- Andrey Prosorov
- Owen York
- Natasha, his fiancée, later his wife
- Ciara Kelly
- Olga
- Johannah Cook
- Masha
- Emma Wass
- Irina
- Emma Fisher
- Kuligin, Grammar School teacher, married to Masha
- Neil Sullivan
- Vershinin, lieutenant colonel in charge of a battery
- John Ansari
- Tuzenbach, baron, captain in the army
- Craig Walton
- Solyeni, lieutenant
- Jaimie Watts
- Chebutykin, army doctor
- Ken Rowe
- Fedotik, sub-lieutenant
- Marshall Smith
- Ferapont, clerk at local council offices
- Alex Moore
- Firs, an aged manservant
- Alan Wade
- Ensemble
- Brenae Maxwell, Nigel Harper, Daniel Wild
Music
- Violin
- Ingrid Clement
- Piano
- Frances Clement






