The play by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov about poetry, beauty, and hope was directed by Moscow director Denis Sorokotyagin. "The Cherry Orchard" is Chekhov's most poetic play. Its characters defend the right to poetry in a world where loneliness and dehumanization reign. It is also a play about how everything eventually comes to an end: both the good and the bad. However, there is something that remains with a person forever. This something lies deep in the soul's abyss, where no one wants to let anyone in. The production involved Moscow-based creators - director Denis Sorokotyagin, artist Lyubov Moshkova, and lighting designer Anton Litvinov. The play is dedicated to the first "Cherry Orchard" of the "Vera" theater, which was directed by the famous director Yefim Tabachnikov. That production, full of bright directorial decisions, music, and phantasmagorias, ran for 12 years. The new production engages in a dialogue with it across time. The roles are performed by the honored artist of Russia Tatyana Kaurova, Anastasia Bukhalova, Alexey Ganyushin, Alexander Georgiev, Dmitry Zaytsev, Denis Zinenko, Maria Kaddo, and others.