This play, set on the estate of Pyotr Sorin, features a subplot in which Masha, the daughter of the family steward, marries Semyon Medvedenko in spite of her love for the male lead.  
This play, set on the estate of Pyotr Sorin, features a subplot in which Masha, the daughter of the family steward, marries Semyon Medvedenko in spite of her love for the male lead.  Meanwhile, the writer Boris Trigorin has an affair with Nina Zarechnaya, and two years later Nina rejects the advances of Konstantin Treplev, driving him to suicide.  FTP, name this play by Anton Chekhov whose title refers to a bird killed by Treplev.
This play, set on the estate of Pyotr Sorin, features a subplot in which Masha, the daughter of the family steward, marries Semyon Medvedenko in spite of her love for the male lead.  
{The Sea Gull} or {Chaika}