The Cherry Orchard

As the innovator of theater, Chekhov classified his plays, rather tragic, into the genre of comedy — which still sparks debates among literary scholars and critics to this day. By diverting the plot of dramatic works into subtext, Chekhov directs the full power of his impressionistic method towards depicting real life in its sad and amusing manifestations, which continuously follow one another: moments of loneliness and love, festive and financial concerns. And the main character becomes time, which inevitably passes and imperceptibly leads a person to his end. Who is this book for? For a wide range of readers. For fans of classical literature. For those who want to have a beautifully designed edition in quality formatting in their library.