←Recommendations of ANTON CHEKHOV IS A TASTY SNACK

A razor sharp satire that tears apart the contemporary theatre and it's also a total love letter to Anton Chekhov. At times this play can seem silly or absurd but then a character has a monologue that takes your breath away as you listen to a diatribe on what it's like to be an artist. The female roles are so complex. All these characters want this project to work and it's such fun to see them work together on this piece. This is the kind of theatre that will create dialogue both among the artists and the audiences.

This play is a blast. Would be a super fun exorcism for anyone in theater. Funny - Davis actually makes Chekhov funny - and then suddenly deep and then the ending is absolutely gorgeous.

I love this play. It is so funny and a rollercoaster ride, with surprising twists and turns. Who knew a playwright could make Chekhov move so briskly? I am a huge fan of Chekhov and any adaptation or deconstruction of his work. This is one of the best I've read. Wonderful work!

More than just a theatrical snack, this play is a delicious meal. The jokes fly fast. The characters are perfect for skilled actors to sink their teeth into - there is so much to play with here. Perfect for both audiences both extremely knowledgable on Chekhov and newcomers. A true crowd pleaser.

A hilarious, fast-paced, homage to Chekhov and The Seagull, this play somehow honors the great pathos and existential melancholy of the great Chekhov plays while giving the audience the genuine belly laughs of a contemporary situational comedy. It is also infinitely produceable and would work equally well in an intimate blackbox as on a big regional stage. I highly recommend.