Anton Chekhov

Anya Reiss

Nothing's new Everything's old. I'm exactly the same as ever Only more lazy More aimless More curmudgeonly...' One of the high points of world drama, Chekhov's bittersweet tale of frustrated lives and unrequited loves - by turns witty, playful, nostalgic and tragic - is captured in all its complexity by Bryony Lavery's spirited, sharply-written adaptation, first produced at Birmingham Rep in 2007.

Uncle Vanya

Chekhov s tragicomedy, replete with the kinds of characters we have come to know as Chekhovian, incorporates unrequited loves and a murder plot while exploring the social roles of women and the notion of progress. Curt Columbus s splendid new translation and adaptation underscores the contemporary relevance of this prophetic play."

Molly M

jack

i’m finding that with chekhov i enjoy the ideas presented and think he does a great job putting characters in relatable positions, but his writing is unappealing and the story/characters don’t really do it for me. that could be a problem with translation though. this makes a nice companion piece with Anna Karenina(but what doesn’t, really) concerning the city vs. country relationship and happiness/fulfillment/work

Анастасия Розова

*Read for class.

Can't say that a lot has happened, but it was not tideous to read. A short play I might even enjoy in theatre.

Andrada D

I truly don't like Chekhov, but I've seen this play acted out and I think that, with the right direction and passionate actors, it can become a masterpiece.

Yılmaz Tahtalı

Nour Bassiouny

Louisa

Ibragimova Renata

Kyle Curry

Dmitry Gorshkov

coriander

Pelagia

Francisco Costa

Belle

Kasper E.

Rowan Myers

Toyah Blackburn

kiara mckerron

Wesley Burton

Gaurav Verma

Sara 

Set on an estate in 19th-century Russia, this structurally and psychologically compact drama explores the complex interrelationships between a retired professor, his second wife, and the daughter and brother-in-law from his first marriage.

Olivera Mitić

Zoe Murphy

Uncle Vanya

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