A new adaptation of The Cherry Orchard
UP NEXT — BOSTON
NOV 4–13
Featuring Jessica Hecht
and Mikhail Baryshnikov
Direct from
sold out performances
Off-Broadway in New York
The Orchard
comes to Boston!
in association with Cherry Orchard Festival, ShowOne Productions & Jessica Sporn/Leah Michalos
Presents
The Orchard
Conceived and Directed by Igor Golyak
Based on The Cherry Orchard
by Anton Chekhov as translated by Carol Rocamora
Featuring
Jessica Hecht as Ranevskaya
With
Juliet Brett, Darya Denisova, Seth Gore, Jeffrey Hayenga, Elise Kibler, Nael Nacer, Gene Ravvin
And
Mikhail Baryshnikov as Firs
November 4-13
Robert J. Orchard Stage,
Emerson Paramount Center, ArtsEmerson
Executive Producers
Staci Levine and Sara Stackhouse
With support from
ArtsEmerson
EXPERIENCE THIS
LIVE PERFORMANCE
TWO WAYS
THE RUNNING TIME IS 1 HOUR AND 45 MINUTES,
NO INTERMISSION
*Important Viewing Information:
The Orchard Online Experience was designed for laptop and desktop computers. It can not be viewed on mobile devices, like tablets, iPads, or smartphones. It is most compatible with the Chrome internet browser. Please make plans to watch on a plugged-into power laptop or desktop computer with a strong internet connection.
Trailer The Orchard,
starring Mikhail Baryshnikov, Jessica Hecht
Mikhail Baryshnikov
on «The Orchard» and Putin's war
The Orchard
featuring Jessica Hecht and Mikhail Baryshnikov, invites us into the fragile world of a family yearning for connection and struggling with the end of their world as they know it. Threatened with foreclosure and the loss of their beloved orchard, they face unstoppable, destructive forces that dismantle their lives like the breaking of a string.
Very inspiring... this very modern approach gave a completely new life to a classic play.
— Marina Abramovic, The Guardian
PRODUCED BY
WITH SUPPORT FROM
CO-PRESENTERS OF THE ORCHARD VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE
PRODUCTION PHOTOS BY
MARIA BARANOVA & PAVEL ANTONOV
DON’T MISS THESE SPECIAL EVENTS
Special Post-Show Conversation with
Jessica Hecht & Igor Golyak
Moderated by
Anatoly Smeliansky
American Repertory Theater | Moscow Art Theatre
| Theater writer, scholar, and critic