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After years of caring for their family’s crumbling estate, Vanya and his niece receive an unexpected visit from his brother-in-law and his alluring wife. When hidden passions and tumultuous frustrations come to a boil in the heat of the Russian summer, their lives threaten to come undone.
Comic, cutting, and true to life, this translation of Uncle Vanya provides an up-close, conversational-style encounter with a classic drama that every theatre lover must see.
This production offers an all-star cast and an exhilarating adaptation of one of the greatest plays ever written by celebrated playwright, screen writer and director, Conor McPherson.
Featuring: Bryan Austin, Calie Bain, Bill Blair, Debra Cinton, Matt Hackman, Kelly Kennedy, Alan Sader & Lindsey Zelli
Directed by Jan Powell
"McPherson's new adaptation feels almost impossibly contemporary in the way it packs in so much lust, wit, rage and regret." ― The Times
"… the contemporary relevance is startling." ― The Arts Desk
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SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION
After years of caring for their family’s crumbling estate, Vanya and his niece receive an unexpected visit from his brother-in-law and his alluring wife. When hidden passions and tumultuous frustrations come to a boil in the heat of the Russian summer, their lives threaten to come undone.
Comic, cutting, and true to life, this translation of Uncle Vanya provides an up-close, conversational-style encounter with a classic drama that every theatre lover must see.
This production offers an all-star cast and an exhilarating adaptation of one of the greatest plays ever written by celebrated playwright, screen writer and director, Conor McPherson.
Featuring: Bryan Austin, Calie Bain, Bill Blair, Debra Cinton, Matt Hackman, Kelly Kennedy, Alan Sader & Lindsey Zelli
Directed by Jan Powell
"McPherson's new adaptation feels almost impossibly contemporary in the way it packs in so much lust, wit, rage and regret." ― The Times
"… the contemporary relevance is startling." ― The Arts Desk
More Information
SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION
After years of caring for their family’s crumbling estate, Vanya and his niece receive an unexpected visit from his brother-in-law and his alluring wife. When hidden passions and tumultuous frustrations come to a boil in the heat of the Russian summer, their lives threaten to come undone.
Comic, cutting, and true to life, this translation of Uncle Vanya provides an up-close, conversational-style encounter with a classic drama that every theatre lover must see.
This production offers an all-star cast and an exhilarating adaptation of one of the greatest plays ever written by celebrated playwright, screen writer and director, Conor McPherson.
Featuring: Bryan Austin, Calie Bain, Bill Blair, Debra Cinton, Matt Hackman, Kelly Kennedy, Alan Sader & Lindsey Zelli
Directed by Jan Powell
"McPherson's new adaptation feels almost impossibly contemporary in the way it packs in so much lust, wit, rage and regret." ― The Times
"… the contemporary relevance is startling." ― The Arts Desk
More Information
SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION
After years of caring for their family’s crumbling estate, Vanya and his niece receive an unexpected visit from his brother-in-law and his alluring wife. When hidden passions and tumultuous frustrations come to a boil in the heat of the Russian summer, their lives threaten to come undone.
Comic, cutting, and true to life, this translation of Uncle Vanya provides an up-close, conversational-style encounter with a classic drama that every theatre lover must see.
This production offers an all-star cast and an exhilarating adaptation of one of the greatest plays ever written by celebrated playwright, screen writer and director, Conor McPherson.
Featuring: Bryan Austin, Calie Bain, Bill Blair, Debra Cinton, Matt Hackman, Kelly Kennedy, Alan Sader & Lindsey Zelli
Directed by Jan Powell
"McPherson's new adaptation feels almost impossibly contemporary in the way it packs in so much lust, wit, rage and regret." ― The Times
"… the contemporary relevance is startling." ― The Arts Desk
