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The award-winning team that brought you the Huntington's acclaimed 2001 production of Hedda Gabler returns with Chekhov's final masterpiece in a new translation by Tony Award-winner Richard Nelson (writer and director of James Joyce's The Dead). Nicholas Martin directs and Kate Burton (Hedda Gabler, "Grey's Anatomy") stars as Madame Ranevskaya, the irresponsible but hopeful soul who returns from Paris to Russia to find her family's estate on the auction block. Fading memories of past glory haunt the family as they await a miracle that never comes. The Cherry Orchard is one of the most heartrending comedies ever written — a story you'll never forget.
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The Cherry Orchard director Nicholas Martin speaks with his good friend Kate Burton, who appears as Ranevskaya in the Huntington production. Part 1 of 5.
The Cherry Orchard director Nicholas Martin speaks with his good friend Kate Burton, who appears as Ranevskaya in the Huntington production. Part 2 of 5.
The Cherry Orchard director Nicholas Martin speaks with his good friend Kate Burton, who appears as Ranevskaya in the Huntington production. Part 3 of 5.
The Cherry Orchard director Nicholas Martin speaks with his good friend Kate Burton, who appears as Ranevskaya in the Huntington production. Part 4 of 5.
The Cherry Orchard director Nicholas Martin speaks with his good friend Kate Burton, who appears as Ranevskaya in the Huntington production. Part 5 of 5.
Kate Burton has Huntington credits that include The Corn is Green, The Cherry Orchard, and Hedda Gabler, all directed by Nicholas Martin, and The Seagull and Aristocrats.
Jeremiah Kissel previously appeared at the Huntington in Invisible Man (2013), A Month in the Country (2002), The Sisters Rosensweig (2005), and Sonia Flew (2004), among several others
Dick Latessa previously appeared in The Miracle at Naples (2009), She Loves Me (2008), The Cherry Orchard (2007), and Don Juan (1988) at the Huntington. He last appeared on Broadway as Wilbur in Hairspray (Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle Awards) and repeated his role with Harvey Fierstein in Las Vegas.
Will LeBow previously appeared in the Huntington's productions of Awake and Sing (2014), Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (2012), Bus Stop (2010), The Corn is Green (2009), How Shakespeare Won the West (2008), The Cherry Orchard (2007), Love's Labour's Lost (2006), The Rivals (2005)(IRNE Award, Best Supporting Actor), and the world premiere of Sonia Flew (2004).
Nicholas Martin (1938-2014) served as former Artistic Director of the Huntington from 2000 through 2008, where he directed Bus Stop, The Corn is Green, She Loves Me, Present Laughte with Victor Garbar, Sonia Flew, Butley with Nathan Lane, Hedda Gabler with Kate Burton, and Dead End, among many others. His Broadway credits include Christopher Durang’s smash hit Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, Present Laughter...
Richard Nelson previously directed the Huntington's production of his musical James Joyce's The Dead (2001). His play How Shakespeare Won the West (2008) has also been produced by the Huntington.
Robert Morgan has designed costumes for the Huntington since 1986. His credits include Bedroom Farce (2016), Sunday in the Park with George (2016), A Little Night Music (2015), The Seagull (2014), The Corn is Green (2009), She Loves Me (2008), Third (2008), The Cherry Orchard (2007), The Sisters Rosenweig (2005), Don Juan (1988), Heartbreak House (1986), Saint Joan (1986) as well as set design for The Importance of Being Earnest (1994).
Drew Levy has Huntington credits for sound design that include Bad Dates (2018), The Seagull (2014), Pirates! (2009), The Corn is Green (2009), She Loves Me (2008), Present Laughter (2007), The Cherry Orchard (2007), Love’s Labour’s Lost (2006), The Sisters Rosensweig (2005), Burn This (2004), and the world premiere of Sonia Flew (2004).
Justin Waldman is a former artistic associate of the Huntington, and producing artistic director of Next Stages, which he founded.