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The Notebook of Trigorin

Name: The Notebook of Trigorin
Brand: Concord Theatricals
SKU: 51659209
Price: 14.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Tennessee Williams
ISBN: 9780822215974

Tennessee Williams

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 51659209

Casa editrice Concord Theatricals, marzo 2026

Tennessee Williams's free adaptation of Chekhov's The Seagull brings to life the story of Constantin... Descrizione completa

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Tennessee Williams's free adaptation of Chekhov's The Seagull brings to life the story of Constantine, the sensitive young writer, whose quest for love, art and acceptance is larger than life itself. On his Uncle Sorin's lakeside estate, Constantine's new play premieres to disdainful reactions from the family and friends who have gathered: Masha, the estate manager's daughter, and in love with Constantine; Medvedenko, the local school teacher and in love with Masha; Dorn, a lecherous doctor; Shamrayev, manager of the estate; and his wife Paulina. Constantine's mother, the famous actress (and prima donna) Madame Arkadina, is not one to suppress her true feelings on her son's contribution to the theatre: she abhors it. Humiliated, Constantine sulks over his life, his art, and dotes on the play's star, the woman he loves, Nina, who is soon more than infatuated with Madame Arkadina's companion, the established writer Boris Trigorin.