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The Three Sisters
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Anton Chekhov
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What is the setting of "The Three Sisters"?
What is The Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov about, and what is a brief summary?
Where is there a moment in The Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov that has both comedy and tragedy?
How can the character Olga from The Three Sisters be approached, as an actor who has been cast as her in a forthcoming production?
Why is the kiss considered a monumental moment in The Three Sisters?
Why are there many soldiers in the house all the time? Do they live there? Why aren't they living in a military barracks and doing something?
What do you think was Chekhov's intent or purpose for writing this play? In other words why did he write it?
Why are essays that refer to "Three Sisters" as "The Three Sisters" posted here? Is that not a sign of a lack of research?
What would be an actors approach to Anfisa from Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov?
Where did the sisters live?
I'm looking for an interesting way to introduce my literature students to Chekhov's Three Sisters. Any ideas?
I was asked today "Why does an old stuffy play like this matter in today's society?" Discuss... Do you think it matters in today's society, and what message is it teaching?
Characterize Olga in The Three Sisters as either loving and agreeable or an object or pity or even ridicule.