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One of best loved plays by great Russian playwright Anton Chekhov comes to the Linenhall Arts Centre in Castlebar next Thursday, November 6, at 8pm.

A WEEKEND course in the Chekhov technique will take place in the Blue Teapot Theatre, Munster Avenue, from October 3 to 5.

Paper Crane is a Russian educational club which has celebrated its sixth anniversary this year. It educates children and adults in preserving and promoting the heritage of Russian traditions and the language itself, in bringing together all enthusiasts interested in the past, present, and future of Russian culture.

THE CHEKHOV technique for actors is often associated with performing tragedy and intense situations, but it can be used for comedies as well.

THE CHEKHOV technique for actors is often associated with performing tragedy and intense situations, but it can be used for comedies as well.

CORE THEATRE College is to hold workshops in the Chekhov and Stanislavski techniques at the Blue Teapot Theatre, Munster Avenue.

Paper Crane is a Russian educational club, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year. It educates children and adults, in preserving and promoting the heritage of Russian traditions and the language itself, in bringing together all enthusiasts interested in the past, present, and future of Russian culture.

TWO INTENSIVE weekend workshops for actors will take place during July and August with leading Galway theatre practitioners - actress Sarah O'Toole and actor/director Max Hafler.

CORE THEATRE College will host a workshop in the Stanislavski method with Sarah O‘Toole on Saturday July 13 and Sunday 14.

TheatreWorksWest presents Chekhov’s classic play The Cherry Orchard at the Linenhall Arts Centre in Castlebar on Wednesday May 22 at 8pm.