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Author: Sal

Chekhov’s Shorts

Tuesday, 13th March, 2007 at 6:26 pm, Isle of Wight

Comedy, Events, Theatre

29, March 2007
8:00 pmto10:00 pm

Anyone who’s a fan of the grandmaster of short stories, should book their tickets for this sure-to-be-brilliant performance.

Chekhov's ShortsOn stage you’ll recognise two familiar faces (that’s if you’ve ever seen Casualty, Shackleton, Emmerdale or Grange Hill) Richard Latham and Daniel Harcourt. Newcomer Jennifer Bryden, joins them for this hilarious introduction to one of the world’s great playwrights.

This production, directed by Jonathan Kemp, and staged by the European Arts Company sees some of his best known plays … Uncle Vanya , The Cherry Orchard, The Three Sisters and The Seagull all moulded into a highly entertaining show.

‘European Arts Company really takes the audience by storm…a surreal performance, witty and hilarious, full of energy talent and creativity.’ Culture Guide

Performance Date/Time: Thu 29 Mar 8pm (Bar open 7pm)
Location: Anthony Minghella Theatre, Quay Arts
Ticket Price: £10 / £9
Box Office 01983 822490
Website: Quay Arts

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2 Responses to “Chekhov’s Shorts”

  1. Click if you like this comment Elbie     says:
    20, September 2007 at 2:40 pm

    That is such a fab poster, I LOVE IT! – do you know where I can get one?

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  2. Click if you like this comment Sal     says:
    20, September 2007 at 5:02 pm

    The image came from Quay Arts, you could try them.

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