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Swansong
Published in volume Chekhov: Shorts

Swansong

By Anton Chekhov Translated by Stephen Mulrine
Published in volume Chekhov: Shorts

A comic duologue about a melancholy old actor perked up by memories of past glories.

This translation by Chekhov expert Stephen Mulrine is published in the collection Chekhov: Shorts.

Published in volume Chekhov: Shorts

Also by Anton Chekhov:

The Seagull
Three Sisters
Three Sisters
Ivanov
Three Sisters
Uncle Vanya
Three Sisters
Uncle Vanya
Chekhov: Shorts
The Seagull
The Cherry Orchard
The Wedding
Seagull
Uncle Vanya
The Cherry Orchard
Three Sisters
A Tragic Figure
The Bear
The Proposal
Ivanov
On the Evils of Tobacco
Chekhov on Theatre
Three Sisters
Chekhov's Three Sisters and Woolf's Orlando
Chekhov: Four Plays
The Cherry Orchard

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Also by Stephen Mulrine:

An Enemy of the People
The Cherry Orchard
On the Evils of Tobacco
The Misanthrope
The Game Of Love And Chance
Cinzano & Smirnova's Birthday
A Tragic Figure
The Wild Duck
The Proposal
Six Characters in Search of an Author
The Government Inspector
The Servant of Two Masters
Ibsen: Three Plays
The Marriage of Figaro
Chekhov: Four Plays
Chekhov on Theatre
Summerfolk
The Dance of Death
Three Sisters
Chekhov: Shorts
The Seagull
Ivanov
Children of the Sun
Ghosts
Uncle Vanya
John Gabriel Borkman
The Wedding
The Bear

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