Twelve Plays (The World’s Classics)

Twelve Plays by Anton Chekhov is a collection published by Oxford University Press on April 2, 1992, featuring 400 pages in English. This edition presents a selection of Chekhov’s minor works, created during a time when he was also focused on more serious prose fiction. The collection includes plays such as On The High Road, Swan Song, The Bear, and The Proposal, showcasing Chekhov’s range and creativity in dramatic writing.

Readers will find a diverse array of themes and styles within these plays, reflecting Chekhov’s unique voice and perspective. The works included in this collection, such as Tatyana Repin and A Tragic Role, delve into various aspects of human experience, while also contributing to the broader context of Continental European drama. This edition serves as an insightful exploration of Chekhov’s theatrical contributions, offering a glimpse into the lesser-known facets of his literary output.