Premium Content Static in Motion : Examining the Complexities and Contradictions of Lopakhin in The Cherry Orchard
By Anonymous - October 17, 2008
A notoriously psychological composer of satire and comedy, Anton Chekhov employs The Cherry Orchard as a case study of an ensemble of ludicrous characters united in their inability to transform their behaviors or identities. Each character appears suspended in his/her separate concerns, each so self-absorbed that he/she is rendered ineffectual in…
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