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At a rural summer residence, a group of artists and family members gather. The young Kostia tries to win both his mother’s approval and Nina’s heart – but fails on both fronts. Meanwhile, Nina is drawn to the successful writer Trigorin, with fateful consequences.

The Seagull is a captivating performance featuring poignant portraits of longing, unrequited love, and misunderstood ambitions. The story of people’s desire to be seen, loved – and to create something that matters – is both timeless and deeply relevant.

Anton Chekhov’s "The Seagull" is one of literature’s most beloved and deeply moving plays. It premiered at the Alexandrinsky Theatre in Saint Petersburg in 1896 and has since been staged countless times in theaters around the world.

Behind the production is the same artistic team that achieved success in 2024 with How I Went Down to My Brother.