Anton Chekhov Foundation·Nov 20, 2025Early Chekhov Blog #8. “Before You’ve Even Blossomed.”In the autumn of 1880, Anton Chekhov became a second-year student at the medical faculty of Moscow University, but his Taganrog city…
InNo ProsceniumbyPatrick B. McLean·Aug 6, 2025Coming Soon: Three Sisters — An Immersive ExperienceSandbox Theatre Collective makes their immersive theatre debut in Chicago by adapting the Chekhov classic
Anton Chekhov Foundation·Jun 14, 2025Early Chekhov Blog #1. Last summer in Taganrog.“Don’t despair that I am not coming sooner. However much one boasts of boredom, time does fly. When I do come I will bring a lodger with me…
The Bible Uncut and Unfiltered·Jun 8, 202584. The God Formerly Known as El Shaddai (Exodus 6)Exodus 6 might be the most overlooked chapter in the first half of the book — but it’s packed with surprises you definitely won’t hear…
Chris Reads·Feb 20, 2025Chekhov’s Gun: flattering the viewer versus subverting expectationsRussian playwright Anton Chekhov was quoted as saying “If in the first act you have hung a pistol on the wall, then in the following one it…
Aylin Jarrah Nezhad·Feb 7, 2025“The Bot” or “The Bet”: Chekhov’s Perspective on Artificial Super-Intelligence
InAge of AwarenessbyFrank Breslin·Nov 12, 2024How Writers Teach Us to SeeThe Cherry Orchard (1904) by Anton Chekhov (1860–1904)A response icon1A response icon1
InCounter ArtsbyAlejandro Orradre·Oct 10, 2024The Weight of Life in ‘A Dreary Story’ (Chekhov)One of the greatest writers of Russian literature explores the feeling that a dying man experiences when, knowing that his end is near, he…
