No, that is a Latin devotion unknown in Eastern Christianity except under Latinizing influence. On Friday evenings in Great Lent we Orthodox chant the Akathist to the Most Holy Theotokos. That said, the Stations are an absolutely wonderful, powerful and spiritually enriching practice in my opinion. It is the Stations, among other practices, which points out the difference in focus of the Church in the East and the Church in the West. As Metropolitan Methodios of Boston said in praising Gibson's The Passion of The Christ, the West is The Church of The Crucifixion, the East is The Church of The Resurrection.
In Orthodoxy, the Passion is summed up in this icon called "Extreme Humility":
