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Black Swan State Theatre Company of WA presents The Cherry Orchard. Adapted by Adriane Daff and Katherine Tonkin after Anton Chekhov. A family drama steeped in Australiana.

"Robustly universal." - Five Stars, Broadway World

Madame Ranevskaya is fresh out of love and money.

After a failed romance, she returns to the family farm in Manjimup. Faced with impending bankruptcy, the vast and beautiful cherry orchard is soon to be auctioned off against her mounting debts. It’s time to call in the family.

The Cherry Orchard is Anton Chekhov’s last great masterpiece and this new one-act adaptation by Adriane Daff and Katherine Tonkin, directed by Clare Watson, revels in the comedy of inevitable catastrophes. Over?owing with charm, a touch of the 1980s and a self-absorbed ensemble of Kath and-Kim characters. This spirited adaptation looks at those who become victims of their own privilege.

Starring George Shevtsov (Endgame, The Crucible), Sam Longley (The Torrents), Bridie McKim (The Heights), this is The Cherry Orchard packed full of the familiar.

Director:
Clare Watson

Set & Costume Designer:
Zoë Atkinson

Lighting Designer:
Lucy Birkinshaw

Composer:
Ash Gibson Greig

Cast includes:
Humphrey Bower
Adriane Daff
Michelle Fornasier
Brendan Hanson
Kieran Clancy-Lowe
Sam Longley
Angela Mahlatjie
Bridie McKim
George Shevtsov
Ian Wilkes

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