Anton Chekhov

14 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 19 times in other books.

Books by Anton Chekhov

Men Without Women on Uncle Vanya: “"The play was a Meiji-era adaptation of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya. He played the role of Uncle Vanya." (Drive My Car)”
The Borrower on Uncle Vanya: “And the play was Uncle Vanya— not usually a raucous affair, aside from the gunshots.”
A Little Life on Uncle Vanya: “he'd start shooting his first project since he returned from Sri Lanka, an adaptation of Uncle Vanya”
The Marriage Plot on The Cherry Orchard: “an off-off-Broadway production of The Cherry Orchard”
Franny and Zooey on The Cherry Orchard: “Have you ever seen a really beautiful production of, say, The Cherry Orchard?”
Hitch-22 on The Cherry Orchard: “I saw a production of The Cherry Orchard from the wings—a good point of vantage for a Chekhov play, incidentally”
How to Read and Why on The Cherry Orchard: “a practice followed also in Chekhov's finest plays, Three Sis ters and The Cherry Orchard.”
In the Fold on The Cherry Orchard: Epigraph: Liubov Andreyevna's speech, 'Chekhov, The Cherry Orchard' (epigraph)
How to Read and Why on At Sea: “Prince Hamlet becomes the ship in which Chekhov sails (quire literally in "At Sea," the first story published under Chekhov's own name).”
Deception on In the Ravine: “I wanted to carry on endlessly about "The Blood of the Walsungs" and "Michael Kohlhaas" and "In the Ravine."”