Chekhov longs

Theatre Smith-Gilmour

Chekhov longs... In The Ravine

In 2002, Theatre Smith-Gilmour produced their second installment of the series, Chekhov longs...In The Ravine, at the Factory Theatre in Toronto. Based on a Chekhov novella, In the Ravine tells the darker story of a turn-of-the-century Russian family, through the company's unique physical performance style and comic mastery.

What critics said about Chekhov longs:

"****! Theatre Smilth-Gilmour works its magic a second time around" - Globe & Mail

"An ensemble from acting heaven...one of the best plays of the season" - Classical 96.3FM

"NNNN" - NOW Magazine

Dean Gilmour and Michele Smith met in 1978 while studying at the School of Jacques Lecoq in Paris, France. In 1980, they formed Theatre Smith Gilmour and have since created 30 shows, 16 of which were original plays. The company has toured across Canada several times and to 14 countries throughout Europe and Asia. Their work has been nominated for 24 Dora Awards (winning 5) as well as being nominated twice for the Chalmers' Best Canadian Play Award.



*Theatre Smith-Gilmour* *Chekhov longs... In The Ravine* In 2002, Theatre Smith-Gilmour produced their second installment of the series, Chekhov longs...In The Ravine, at the Factory Theatre in Toronto. Based on a Chekhov novella, In the Ravine tells the darker story of a turn-of-the-century Russian family, through the company's unique physical performance style and comic mastery. What critics said about Chekhov longs: "****! Theatre Smilth-Gilmour works its magic a second time around" - Globe & Mail "An ensemble from acting heaven...one of the best plays of the season" - Classical 96.3FM "NNNN" - NOW Magazine Dean Gilmour and Michele Smith met in 1978 while studying at the School of Jacques Lecoq in Paris, France. In 1980, they formed Theatre Smith Gilmour and have since created 30 shows, 16 of which were original plays. The company has toured across Canada several times and to 14 countries throughout Europe and Asia. Their work has been nominated for 24 Dora Awards (winning 5) as well as being nominated twice for the Chalmers' Best Canadian Play Award.