The Wedding (Chekhov play)

The Wedding (Russian: Свадьба, romanized: Svadba) is an 1889 Russian one-act play by Anton Chekhov.[1]

Roles

Evdokim Zaharovitch Zhigalov
Nastasya Timofeyevna
Dashenka
Epaminond Maximovitch Aplombov
Fyodor Yakovlevitch Revunov-Karaulov
Andrey Andreyevitch Nunin
Anna Martinovna Zmeyukina
Ivan Mihailovitch Yats
Harlampi Spiridonovitch Dimba
Dmitri Stepanovitch Mozgovoy

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References

"Anton Chekhov's Play: The Wedding [A one-act play]". Web.archive.org. Archived from the original on 2014-07-01. Retrieved 2017-07-06.CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown (link)

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Costume sketches, character descriptions, and set design by Motley Theatre Design Group for the 1951 production at The Old Vic - Motley Collection of Theatre & Costume Design

Anton Chekhov (works)
Plays	Platonov (1881) On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco (1886, 1902) Swansong (1887) Ivanov (1887) The Bear (1888) A Tragedian in Spite of Himself (1889) The Wedding (1889) Tatiana Repina (1889) The Wood Demon (1889) A Marriage Proposal (1890) The Festivities (1891) The Seagull (1896) Uncle Vanya (1897) Three Sisters (1901) The Cherry Orchard (1904)
Novel	The Shooting Party (1884)
Novellas	The Steppe (1888) A Dreary Story (1889) The Duel (1891) The Story of an Unknown Man (1893) Three Years (1895) My Life (1896) Peasants (1897)
Short stories	"An Enigmatic Nature" (1883) "The Death of a Government Clerk" (1883) "Fat and Thin" (1883) "The Complaints Book" (1884) "Surgery" (1884) "The Chameleon (1884) "Oysters" (1884) "A Living Chronology" (1885) "Small Fry" (1885) "The Fish" (1885) "A Horsey Name" (1885) "The Huntsman" (1885) "A Malefactor" (1885) "Sergeant Prishibeyev" (1885) "Children" (1886) "Misery" (1886) "The Requiem" (1886) "Anyuta" (1886) "Ivan Matveyich" (1886) "The Witch" (1886) "Agafya" (1886) "Grisha" (1886) "Easter Eve" (1886) "A Gentleman Friend" (1886) "The Privy Councillor" (1886) "The Chorus Girl" (1886) "A Misfortune" (1886) "Mire" (1886) "Vanka" (1886) "Shrove Tuesday" (1886) "Home" (1887) "Happiness" (1887) "First Aid" (1887) "The Runaway" (1887) "The Siren" (1887) "The Cattle-Dealers" (1887) "Boys" (1887) "Kashtanka" (1887) "A Story Without a Title" (1888) "Sleepy" (1888) "A Nervous Breakdown" (1889) "The Bet" (1889) "Gusev" (1890) "Peasant Wives" (1891) "The Grasshopper" (1892) "In Exile" (1892) "Ward No. 6" (1892) "The Black Monk" (1894) "Rothschild's Violin" (1894) "The Student" (1894) "The Teacher of Literature" (1894) "Anna on the Neck" (1895) "Whitebrow" (1895) "Ariadne" (1895) "The House with the Mezzanine" (1895) "The Petcheneg" (1897) "At Home" (1897) "In the Cart" (1897) "The Man in the Case" (1898) "Gooseberries" (1898) "About Love" (1898) "Ionych" (1898) "A Doctor's Visit" (1898) "On Official Duty" (1899) "The Darling" (1899) "The Lady with the Dog" (1899) "In the Ravine" (1899) "The Bishop" (1902) "Betrothed" (1903)
Related	Olga Knipper (wife) Maria Chekhova (sister) Mikhail Chekhov (brother) Osip Dymov (character) Birth house and museum Chekov Shop, home and museum Melikhovo, home and museum White Dacha, home and museum Chekhov Gymnasium and museum Chekhov Library Chekhov Monument in Taganrog Chekhov's gun Fragments Wild Honey
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The Wedding (Chekhov play)

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