T I T L E  6 6  P R O D U C T I O N SMontreal Theatre Company

Adapted from the original text, Logan Williams pulls The Seagull's bloody wings into the 21st century in his new adaptation called Chekhov's Children. The show tells the story of art, love and loss. In quintessential Chekhovian style it pulls and winds heartstrings with a wintery sense of humor. Chekhov's plays have been said to create a specific atmosphere through his characters rather than being plot-driven. All of his characters need something desperately, and they're very vocal about it. Acting in a Chekhov play is said to be an actor's dream, because the characters always say exactly what they are thinking. Be it new forms in the theatre, becoming a famous actress, gaining approval, being left alone, or simply living—every character is on a journey to attain a sense of fulfillment. It is the interaction between these flesh and blood human beings that creates the beauty of this story.