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The Seagull , a spectacular failure on its first appearance, was the play that, on its second, established Anton Chekhov as an important and revolutionary dramatist. Here, amid the weariness of life in the country, the famous actress Arkadina presides over a household riven with desperate... read more
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- Mr. Constantine
- Nina
- Dorn
- Trigorin
- Boris
- Kostya
- Mama
- Masha
- Stanislavsky
- Pyotr Nikolaevich
- Medvedenko
- Treplyov
- Irina Nikolaevna
- Boris Alekseevich
- Konstantin Gavrilych
- Ivanov
- Aleksandr
- Konstantin Gavrilovich
- Arkadina
- Turgenev
- Nikolay
- Olga Knipper
- Anton
Setting & Locations edit
- Moscow
- Russia
- St. Petersburg
- Taganrog
- Uncle Vanya
- Melikhovo
- Kiev
- Maupassant
- Yalta
- Alexandra Theatre
- Seagull
- Kharkov
First Sentence edit
"Medvedenko: Why do you always go around wearing black?"
Authors & Contributors edit
- Anton Chekhov (Author)
Other Contributors:
- Tom Stoppard (Translator)
- William-Alan Landes (Editor)
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Original Language: Russian
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Page Count: 97
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Page Count: 97
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- Dewey: 822.914
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