Photo by Kirstin Prisk
photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
photo by Kirstin Prisk
photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
The Cherry Orchard photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
The Cherry Orchard photo by Kirstin Prisk
The Cherry Orchard photo by Kirstin Prisk
The Cherry Orchard photo by Kirstin Prisk
The Cherry Orchard photo by Kirstin Prisk
The Cherry Orchard photo by Kirstin Prisk
The Cherry Orchard photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo By Kirstin Prisk
The Cherry Orchard Rehearsals Photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kirstin Prisk
photo by Kirstin Prisk
Photo by Kristin Prisk
photo by Kirstin Prisk
Summer 2018
Miracle unpacks Chekhov’s bittersweet comedy about a once-wealthy family, whose idleness and extravagance have brought them to the brink of bankruptcy.
Obstinate and self-absorbed, they are deaf to the rumbling of change which surrounds them, and unable to accept help when they need it.
Will it take a revolution to destroy their cosy world of privilege and entitlement – or will their own stupidity be enough?
Bill Scott’s new adaptation treads a tragicomic tightrope, bringing out all the humour and pathos of Chekhov’s masterpiece which, more than a century after it was written, is as popular as ever.
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