The Seagull

Struggling creatives. Lovelorn romantics. A seagull.

In an isolated lakeside estate in the countryside, hopes are diminished, dreams dashed, affections repressed, and hearts broken. Switching effortlessly between the ridiculous and the profound, this crisp and contemporary adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull examines the burning need to create art, the destructive power of love, and what we make of the hand we are dealt.

A Seagull is A Seagull - and there’s nothing more to know, ignites one of Chekhov’s most celebrated tragicomedies with a highly physical performance style and infuses his words with an immediacy that is alive, funny, poignant and unpredictable.