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Friday, May 20, 2011

Review: The Cherry Orchard, National Theatre

Review: The Cherry Orchard, National Theatre

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Andrew Upton Bunny Christie Claudie Blakley Conleth Hill Howard Davies James Laurenson Kenneth Cranham Mark Bonnar Susan Woolward The Cherry Orchard Tim McMullan Zoe Wannamaker

Written for Culture Wars For all its historical specificity to the final strains of Tsarist Russia, The Cherry Orchard ’s endurance lies in ...

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