About the Show

In Halley Feiffer's contemporary reimagining of Chekhov’s "Three Sisters," we follow the joys and heartbreaks of one lovably dysfunctional family over the course of several pivotal years.

The struggle is real for Olga, Masha , and Irina: siblings who are NOT super thrilled to be stuck in rural Russia circa 1900 (laaame).

Directed by Trip Cullman, this new black comedy tackles the absurdity of the privileged class and the power of love in a fresh twist on a classic tale that reveals itself to be far more relevant, than like, ever before.

Critic Reviews (18)

"Review: Chekhov’s ‘Three Sisters,’ Now with Upspeak and Emojis. Halley Feiffer’s 'Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow' turns the master’s refined Russians into 'Mean Girls.'"
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★★★★ "Three sisters bitch, bitch, bitch in Halley Feiffer’s cheeky Chekhov update."
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"Moscow Moscow Is All Like, LOL, Whatevs, Chekhov."
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"A Millennial Reboot of Chekhov, and 'Moulin Rouge!' on Broadway. Halley Feiffer translates 'Three Sisters' into Internet-speak, and Baz Luhrmann’s glitzy movie comes into its own onstage."
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"Despite looking as if it emerged from rehearsal games, Halley Feiffer’s farcical adaptation of Chekhov’s 'Three Sisters' is clever -- and fun."
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"Playwright Halley Feiffer adapts Chekhov's 1901 classic 'Three Sisters' in this raucously profane comic riff, originally seen at the Williamstown Theatre Festival."
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"Looking for Elusive Dreams in 'Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow.' Halley Feiffer's adaptation of Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters allows us to laugh at our own tragedies in its New York premiere with MCC."
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"Halley Feiffer Translates Chekhov into Millennial in MOSCOW MOSCOW MOSCOW MOSCOW MOSCOW MOSCOW."
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