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https://theblurb.com.au/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/rsz_malthousetheatre_theorchard_photopiajohnson_092.jpg800534Oh my. What would lauded Russian playwright Anton Chekhov think if he came back to life and saw Pony Cam’s hilarious reimagining of The Cherry Orchard. Written in 1903, the original concerns an aristocratic landowner returning to her family estate and sanctioning its sale to pay the mortgage. As the orchard literally faces the chop,...