An unusual work by Sergey Zhenovach dedicated to the 20th anniversary of STI. It seems that Chekhov has long been dissected into quotes, and everyone knows how to stage and play him. But Sergey Zhenovach found a new approach to what audiences consider "expected." He decided to try to perform "The Cherry Orchard" with almost no words. Is it possible to do without Chekhov's word in a Chekhovian work? The director believes so, and that it will help elevate the value of that very word, to start listening to it. After all, in the modern world, words are often devalued, even such outstanding ones as Chekhov's. See more performances in Moscow on our website in the theater section.