Lev Dodin continues to immerse himself in the world of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov's dramaturgy. After "The Cherry Orchard" and "Three Sisters", Lev Dodin turns to "The Seagull". The world created in Chekhov's plays gains special vitality and strength in Dodin's interpretation, filled with new meanings and prompting reflection on questions that remain relevant. For the play "The Seagull", the director created his own stage version of the play, based on Chekhov's text. Dodin's collaborators include set designer Alexander Borovsky and lighting designer Damir Ismagilov, who have worked on the director's previous Chekhov productions and other works. For more performances in St. Petersburg, visit our website in the theater section.