The Anton Chekhov collection

Disc 1. Platonov (originally broadcast May 23, 1971) / by Anton Chekhov ; directed by Christopher Morahan ; translated by Dmitri Makaroff ; adapted for television by John Elliot ; producer, Cedric Messina ; BBC TV. Radio play Wild honey (1989) / translated and adapted by Michael Frayn ; produced by Peter King (Starring Ian McKellen) --

disc 2. Wood demon (originally broadcast Nov. 17, 1974) / by Anton Chekhov ; directed by Donald McWhinnie ; translated by Ronald Hingley ; producer, Cedric Messina ; BBC Colour. Proposal (originally broadcast Mar. 10, 1959) / by Anton Tchekov ; translated by Elisaveta Fen ; produced by Rosemary Hill. A wedding (originally broadcast Oct. 17, 1961) / English version by Eric Bentley ; produced by Rosemary Hill ; written by Anton Chekhov ; BBC TV. Radio plays. Ivanov (2001) / adapted by David Hare ; produced by Catherine Bailey (Starring Ralph Fiennes). Swan song (1965) / translated by Nicholas Bethell ; produced by John Tydeman (Starring Wilfrid Lawson) --

disc 3. Seagull (originally broadcast Feb. 5, 1978) / by Anton Chekhov ; translated by Ronald Hingley ; directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg ; producer, David Jones ; BBC Colour. An artist's story (originally broadast Feb. 2, 1974) / by Anton Chekhov ; directed by David Jones ; adapted by Jeremy Brooks ; produced by Melvyn Bragg and Gavin Millar --

disc 4, side A. Uncle Vanya (originally broadcast Nov. 8, 1970) / by Anton Chekhov ; Stage 2 ; translated by Elisaveta Fen ; directed by Christopher Morahan ; producer, Cedric Messina ; BBC TV. Side B. Uncle Vanya (originally broadcast Oct. 12, 1991) / by Anton Chekhov ; literal translation by Vlada Chernomordik ; director, Gregory Mosher ; [adapted by David Mamet] ; producer, Simon Curtis ; a BBC production in association with WNET/New York --

disc 5. Three sisters (originally broadcast Jan. 18, 1970) / by Anton Chekhov ; director, Cedric Messina ; translated by Elisaveta Fen ; producer, Gerald Savory ; BBC TV --

disc 6, side A. Cherry orchard : a comedy (originally broadcast Apr. 17, 1962) / BBC TV ; by Anton Chekhov ; the Royal Shakespeare Company ; Michel Saint-Denis's production ; directed for television by Michael Elliott ; version by John Gielgud ; adapted for television by Norman James. Side B. Cherry orchard (Originally broadcast Oct. 13, 1981) / by Anton Chekhov ; directed by Richard Eyre ; English version by Trevor Griffiths from a translation by Helen Rappaport ; producer, Ann Scott.