A fragmentary adaptation of Chekhov’s Three Sisters, exploring the fragility of memory through three women caught between past, present, and future, longing for change as life passes them by.

This play adaptation and fragmentary reading of Chekhov explores the theme of memory reconstruction and points to its fragility and mutability, with a particular focus on the titular heroines of Chekhov’s play, who are also the only characters in this adaptation.

The three sisters exist in a space of memory: memory of the past, future, and present. These fragments, shaped by recurring sound motifs, sketch a collage of their lives. They are not active participants in their own lives, letting life pass them by, even as they yearn for change.