This author wrote a work about Andrei Prozorov and his Three Sisters. One of this author's works sees Ivan Voynitsky [voy-NIHT-skee] court Yelena despite the anger of her husband, Serebryakov [say-REH-byah-koff]. In another, Konstantin Treplev shoots a bird for Nina. This man wrote a play in which (*) Ranevsky's land is purchased by Lopakhin. He is the author of Uncle Vanya, The Seagull, and The Cherry Orchard. For 10 points, name this Russian dramatist.
This author wrote a work about Andrei Prozorov and his Three Sisters. One of this author's works sees Ivan Voynitsky [voy-NIHT-skee] court Yelena despite the anger of her husband, Serebryakov [say-REH-byah-koff]. In another, Konstantin Treplev shoots a bird for Nina. This man wrote a play in which (*) Ranevsky's land is purchased by Lopakhin. He is the author of Uncle Vanya, The Seagull, and The Cherry Orchard. For 10 points, name this Russian dramatist.
This author wrote a work about Andrei Prozorov and his Three Sisters.
Anton Pavelovich Chekhov