“The Cherry Orchard” is a stage adaptation of The Cherry Orchard — a deeply moving story about change, memory, and the painful farewell to the familiar world.

In an old estate once filled with laughter and grand celebrations, only memories remain — warm and beautiful, yet no longer belonging to the present. Its owners return home hoping to hold on to the passing of time, but time is merciless.

Anton Chekhov called this work a comedy. Director Alexander Sharovsky stages Chekhov without sentimentality: no nostalgia, no romantic haze. What emerges is a piercing story about people unable to keep pace with inevitable change.

If you have ever tried to hold on to something that could no longer be saved, this performance is for you. After all, the cherry orchard blooms only for a short time.

Stage Director: Alexander Sharovsky
Set Designer: Alexander Fyodorov
Costume Designer: Olga Abbasova
Lighting Designer: Nikolai Rudychev
Composer: Anar Yusifov
Choreographer: Fuad Osmanov
Music Arrangement: Fuad Osmanov
Assistant Director: Lanita Afonina (Bella Klimasheva, Farida Nesterenko)

Cast:
Lyubov Andreyevna Ranevskaya — Natalya Sharovskaya
Leonid Andreyevich Gaev — Fuad Osmanov
Charlotte Ivanovna — Ayan Mirkasimova / Farida Nesterenko
Anya — Maria Dubovitskaya / Tamilla Abutalybova
Yermolai Alexeyevich Lopakhin — Murad Mamedov
Pyotr Sergeyevich Trofimov — Teymur Rahimov
Dunyasha — Khadjar Agayeva / Bella Klimasheva
Semyon Panteleyevich Yepikhodov — Ilkin Mekhtiyev
Firs — Salman Bayramov
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov — Rustam Kerimov
Varya — Olga Arsentyeva
Boris Borisovich Simeonov-Pishchik — Rufat Nazarov
Yasha — Zaur Teregulov
Passer-by — Zaur Iskenderov
Vision of Grisha — Murad Iskenderov
Charlotte’s Assistant — Nadir Abduragimbekov

Duration:
Act I — 85 minutes
Act II — 45 minutes