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Three Sisters
The Citizens Theatre and the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama present a new interpretation of Chekhov’s timeless masterpiece. Three Sisters is an epic family saga which will be presented with energy and vitality by final year students from RSAMD.
One year after the death of their father, three daughters living in a small provincial town dream of escaping to Moscow to find a life worthy of their intellect and station. Instead they find themselves trapped, lonely and despairing, unable to extricate themselves from their rustic surroundings. But the arrival of a charming officer turns their world upside down and reminds them that happiness is possible.
Chekhov believed that life is lived in ordinary moments, and this classic play aches with unrequited love and perpetual longing.
In tandem with this main stage production, the RSAMD also present Plasticine in the Circle Studio.
BY ANTON CHEKHOV
TRANSLATED BY STEPHEN MULRINE
DIRECTED BY GUY HOLLANDS
- 30 Mar 2010 to 3 Apr 2010
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- 2010-03-30 07:30 PM 2010-03-31 07:30 PM 2010-04-01 07:30 PM 2010-04-02 07:30 PM 2010-04-03 07:30 PM
Dates
Main Theatre
Prices
Full price £10, All concessions £7
(Tuesday evening £7)
Wheelchair Access
Guide Dogs welcome
Induction Loop
Springboards
A new and unique industry partnership between the RSAMD and the Citizens Theatre.
Scotland’s conservatoire for drama training and one of its most iconic theatre companies have come together to establish a new and ambitious long-term collaboration to provide vocational education and training. As ‘professionals in training’, the final year students are considered emerging artists and Springboards will provide a secure progression route as they move from full time education into the world of work. In its first pilot year, 42 final year students will collaborate with professional directors, designers, actors, stage managers and technicians to create two productions. The collaboration aims to develop a unique model of performance training which will make a significant contribution to Scotland’s creative and technical production skills-base.
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