The Cherry Orchard

Madame Ranyevskaya and her daughter Anya have returned from Paris to discover that their family estate - which includes their beloved cherry orchard - has to be sold to cover the family's debta.

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"Madame Ranyevskaya and her daughter Anya have returned from Paris to discover that their family estate - which includes their beloved cherry orchard - has to be sold to cover the family's debta."@en
""Madame Lyubov Ranevsky must sell the dear family estate in order to settle debts to a merchant who plans to cut down the beautiful orchard and turn the property into housing lots"--Container."@en
"Madame Lyubov Ranevsky has to sell the dear old family estate for debts to a merchant who plans to cut down the orchard to turn it into suburban lots."
"Madame Lyubov Ranevsky has to sell the dear old family estate for debts to a merchant who plans to cut down the orchard to turn it into suburban lots."@en
"Chekhov's masterful last play, "The cherry orchard", is a work of timeless, bittersweet beauty about the fading fortunes of an aristocratic Russian family and their struggle to maintain their status in a changing world. Alternately touching and farcical, this subtle, intelligent play stars the incomparable Marsha Mason."
"Madame Ranyevskaya and her daughter Anya have returned home from Paris to discover that their family estate, which includes their beloved cherry orchard - has to be sold to cover the family's debts. They believe a miracle can save their orchard. But will their stubborn pride and fond, childhood memories be enough - container."
"After spending five years in Paris grieving the death of her son, Madame Ranevskaya returns to her home in Russia when the family estate is about to be auctioned to pay off debts. The former estate serf and current rich merchant, Lopakhin comes up with a plan to save the family from bankruptcy but the family cannot bear to destroy their beautiful orchard."
"A dramatization of Chekhov's play, about a late 19th century Russian family struggling to keep their estate."@en
""The cherry orchard, the masterful last play from Anton Chekhov, is a work of timeless, bittersweet beauty about the fading fortunes of an aristocratic Russian family and their struggle to maintain their status in a changing world. Alternately touching and farcical, this subtle, intelligent play stars the incomparable Marsha Mason."--Leaf A. Theatre Works, Audio Theatre Collection."@en
"1974 BBC Radio full-cast production of Chekhov's classic play. Madame Ranyevskaya and her daughter Anya have returned home from Paris to discover that their family estate--which includes their beloved cherry orchard--has to be sold to cover the family's debts. They believe a miracle can save their orchard ..."@en
"Presents a drama about the woes of an aristocratic Russian family and their struggle to maintain their way of life in a changing world."@en
"In Chekhov's last play, an aristocratic Russian returns home before it is sold to pay the mortgage. While the family has an option to save their house, their slothful nature may prevent them from doing so. Intended as a comedy, this work has all of the hallmarks of a tragedy."
"1974 BBC Radio full-cast production of Chekhov's classic play. Madame Ranyevskaya and her daughter Anya have returned home from Paris to discover that their family estate--which includes their beloved cherry orchard--has to be sold to cover the family's debts. They believe a miracle can save their orchard. But will their stubborn pride and fond, childhood memories be enough? Chekhov's tragic-comedy is about the passing of an era and is a timeless study of a Russian aristocratic family desperately clinging to the past."@en