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The festival includes several plays from internationally renowned creators and continues through the weekend at Schlumberger at 36 Old Quarry Road in Ridgefield.
The festival begins Thursday with a one-woman show from Jessica Sherr. Sherr "captures the look, voice and mannerisms of Bette Davis while also revealing her vulnerability, a glimmer of fear, and the anguish of potential failure hidden behind the actress’ tough mask," according to the press release from the festival.
The festival continues Friday with "Apple," a "complex powerful story that goes from reality-based drama to moving magical realism," according to the release. The show is written by Vern Thiessen.
Saturday features a double-header with "Milk A Cow's Tail" and "Killer Therapy."
Tickets for the Chekhov Festival are $25 and individual performances are $10 each. Additional information and ticket purchases are available at the festival's website or by calling 203-431-2774.
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