The Cherry Orchard review – Kristin Scott Thomas makes a modern matriarch in trad, earthy Chekhov

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The Cherry Orchard review – Kristin Scott Thomas makes a modern matriarch in trad, earthy Chekhov

Harold Pinter theatre, London This Ranevskaya feels of our time but Conor McPherson’s plain-speaking adaptation, co-starring Stephen Mangan, doesn’t always hit you emotionally There have been several starry Madame Ranevskayas in recent times. The prodigal Russian landowner, returning to her beloved estate and cherry orchard, was searingly played by Nina Hoss in 2024 and less memorably by Helen Hunt this summer. Now h…