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The 13 pages that link to The Cherry Orchard, each with the reason it gives.

• Russian literatureBroader topic: Its tragicomic drama captures a society in transition without a conventional villain.

• Meryl StreepBroader topic: Streep appeared as Dunyasha in the 1977 Broadway production.

• Anton ChekhovBroader topic: His final play turns a family’s loss of its estate into a comedy of social change.

• Moscow Art TheatreBroader topic: The theatre premiered Chekhov’s final play in the year of his death.

• The SeagullRelated: It revisits the country-estate setting while shifting attention from artistic ambition to social change.

• Russian theatreBroader topic: Its comedy and loss capture social change through a distinctly Russian ensemble drama.

• The FlightRelated: Like Bulgakov’s play, it links personal displacement to the collapse of an old social order.

• Sam MendesRelated: Mendes’s 1989 production at the Royal Shakespeare Company marked an early directing breakthrough.

• Russian literary canonBroader topic: Its formally innovative drama secured Chekhov’s lasting place in the canon.

• Michael RedgraveRelated: Redgrave’s theatrical repertoire also included this major Chekhov role.

• Estelle ParsonsRelated: Parsons’s Broadway work included a 1968 revival of Chekhov’s play.

• Irene WorthRelated: Worth’s acclaimed Lyubov Ranevskaya joined her classical work to a major modern role.

• Lila KedrovaRelated: Kedrova’s stage work included roles in the Russian dramatic repertoire.