Performed in a chapel built in 1886, our sold-out intimate production played to 35 audience members a night.

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As a family verges on bankruptcy, their country veers closer and closer to revolution. The last of his four major plays, Anton Chekhov’s turn of the century masterpiece is an exploration of loss, love, and how to live in a changing society. 

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Performances at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Mamaroneck.

The runtime is 2 and a half hours with one 15-minute intermission.​

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This production contains talk of grief, brief mentions of suicide, and moments of complete darkness.

KATE BYNUM VARYA

ABBEY DEAN RANEVSKAYA

GLORY DERHAMMER-HILL YASHA

ARTIE DONOHUE LOPAKHIN

WILLIAM GRONINGER TRAMP/VOICE AT DOOR

ANDREW KOHLER FIERS

MADISEN LORA ANYA

CATHERINE MCCARTHY PISCHIN

JULISSA PIATT EPIKHODOV/CHARLOTTA

GRETA RADCLIFF DUNYASHA

JASON ROBALINO GAEV

WILL TUCKER TROFIMOV