An open reading club at the Gogol House invites you to discuss Chekhov's immortal play. The theme of the meeting will be one of the most significant works of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov - the play 'The Cherry Orchard'. The event is timed to the 165th anniversary of the great writer's birth. The play, completed by Chekhov in 1903, became his last work. It encompasses all the depth of the author's reflections on time, change, and human nature. The first performance took place in 1904 at the Moscow Art Theatre under the direction of Konstantin Stanislavsky. Since then, 'The Cherry Orchard' has not left the stage of leading theaters around the world and reveals new facets to audiences each time. The hosts of the meeting - Daniil Ryasov and Svetlana Panchenko - will help immerse participants in Chekhov's intent, discuss the subtle nuances of the text, and invite each listener to express their own opinion. To make it more interesting, it is advisable to read the play in advance. Where to go in Moscow, knows KudaGo.