WebbNINA: For the joy of being a writer or an actress, I would put up with my family disowning me, poverty, disappointment; I would live in a garret and eat nothing but black bread, suffer dissatisfaction with myself and realize my own imperfection, but in return I would insist on fame… real, resounding fame… WebbRead the monologue for the role of Masha from the script for The Seagull by Anton Chekhov. Masha says: I am telling you all these things because you write books and they may be useful to you.

The Seagull Act Four Summary and Analysis GradeSaver

http://www.monologuearchive.com/c/chekhov_013.html WebbTREPLYOV: [Nina] made her debut outside Moscow at a summer theater, then toured the provinces. In those days I was keeping track of her and for a while wherever she was, I … 80方通规格

Acting Monologues: Anton Chekhov - The Seagull read by Nina

WebbRussia, 1890s. Length. Medium. Time Period. Classical. Show Type. Play. Tags. performance theater play theatrical exaggerated over-the-top keen enthusiastic actress russian nineteenth-century early modern late teen. WebbOutside on a country estate in rural Russia, 1896. Length. Long. Time Period. Classical. Show Type. Play. Tags. russian writer author famous well-known thoughtful obsessive irresolute disillusioned lover dejected frustrated uncomfortable weak-willed follower disinterested solitary focused destructive. WebbNina is the nineteen-year-old neighbor of Sorin. In Act 1, she and Konstantin are in love and she's starring in his play. She's so happy: "My heart's overflowing with you," she … 80方铝