This is an interview with renowned director Trevor Nunn, from "The
Cambridge Companion to Chekhov". He discusses his work on Three Sisters
(one comment being that he never wants to do the play again). There are a
few points to look at in this article, mixed in with the conversation of
it all. One being the reliance on improvisation in the rehearsal process.
Another is the unconventional staging methods, some of which are very
useful for small productions, as in ours, held in an intimate studio
environment. Enjoy.

-Dylan