York Settlement Community Players (YSCP) return to York Theatre Royal’s intimate Studio with Anton Chekhov’s celebrated masterpiece, The Seagull.
A story about unrequited love, the generation gap, and how life can turn on a kopek, this raw tragicomedy heralded the birth of modern theatre. It’s poignant and sometimes absurd playfulness is echoed in Michael Frayn’s lively translation.
Directed by Helen Wilson (Uncle Vanya, The Cherry Orchard, Three Sisters), this production will complete YSCP and Helen’s ten year project to stage all four of Chekhov’s major plays in York.
Wed 26 Feb - Sat 7 March, tickets: [ Ссылка ]
