An evening of comedy by the well-loved Anton Chekhov. Directed by Barbara Pentecost.
Chekhov was a great theatre man and besides writing his world-famous full length plays such as “Uncle Vanya”, “Three Sisters” and “The Cherry Orchard”, he wrote a number of one act comedies which he called jests. They make timeless fun of well-known situations proving, once again, that things don’t change!
“The Dangers of Tobacco” in a new translation by Paul Schmidt. There may be a no smoking policy within the Blackmore but there can be no harm in considering “the harmful effects which can...
