Anton Chekhov's 'Plays' is a collection of some of the most influential works in the world of theatre. Known for his ability to blend comedy and tragedy, Chekhov's plays offer a realistic portrayal of human relationships and emotions. His subtle and nuanced dialogues often convey deeper meanings and insights into the human condition. The settings of his plays are typically ordinary, everyday situations, but the way he explores the complexities of human nature elevates them to a level of timeless importance in the world of literature and drama. Chekhov's plays challenge traditional dramatic conventions and invite the audience to reflect on the complexities of life. Some of the most notable plays included in this collection are 'The Seagull,' 'Uncle Vanya,' and 'The Cherry Orchard.'