In this play, a character who delivers an ode to an old cupboard plays imaginary games of billiards.
In this play, a character who delivers an ode to an old cupboard plays imaginary games of billiards. A man who repeatedly misquotes Hamlet refuses to propose to Varya in this play, and that merchant's former employer refuses to build summer villas for rental. In this play, Anya admires an "eternal student" who tutored her brother prior to Grisha's drowning; that man, Peter (*) Trofimov, ponders some unchanging trees. Before returning to her sick Parisian lover in this play, Madame Ranevskaya sells her home to her former serf, Lopakhin. For 10 points, name this play by Anton Chekhov, which concludes as the title estate feature is chopped down.
In this play, a character who delivers an ode to an old cupboard plays imaginary games of billiards.
The Cherry Orchard [or Vishnevyi sad]