I enjoyed reading it. Seems like the type of play that is best performed, though, and not read to oneself. ( )

Tragedy, on leaving home. ( )

in this play a Russian aristocratic family having financial problems and sinking in a large debt, due to the social disturbances and political transformations in the early twentieth century.,were forced to sell their Cherry Orchard, ,which wasn't an ordinary Orchard but the most beautiful one in the entire estate....
while family members are busy at a ceremony inside the palace, their orchard is being sold, in this scene Chekhov emphasize the exaggerated the sensation of indifference,their Loss of orchard was clear to all of their friends , however they were busy with their ceremony .not aware of the deception and the regret they would feel,after recognizing how Yermolay was unfaithful,and that all what he cared with was the revenge....
and to forget his past , his childhood memories of being a peasant .. ...and how it changed after he owned the Orchard .....

the Cherry Orchard for Yermolay.was a dream that come true.....

but in general i found it somehow boring,there was scenes that i think was repetitive and unnecessary and .....

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Miserable gits hurt by recession suffer consequences in an age where there was no welfare. We don not wish to go back to such days with all their distortions of relationships etc. ( )

Having already read Chekhov's Ivanov, I founded myself comparing the two as a bit and enjoying this play more. It's about a family who is losing their wealth and needs to sell their cherry orchard, and I thought that was much more relatable than the story of Ivanov.The one thing that I really enjoyed about this play was the sense of memory that I got while I was reading it. I think Chekhov did a good job of showing why this place was important to the family. I got a sense that there was a lot of sorrow about losing the orchard, but in some ways he very much incorporated the hope for the future which I enjoyed. Overall I'd say it's a really good story about family and we hold certain places dear to us. My only complaint is that at times the names got a bit confusing. ( )