Andrew Scott's brilliant one-man take on Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, currently dazzling Broadway audiences Year: 2024 Certificate: 15 Watch now on National Theatre At Home First published in 1897 ...

An actor of unusual sensitivity and verve, he is starring, solo, in an Off Broadway production of Chekhov’s melancholy comedy “Uncle Vanya.” The title, like the cast list, has also been ...

Andrew Scott filters a range of emotions through one sensibility in “Vanya” at the Lucille Lortel Theater.Credit...Sara Krulwich/The New York Times Supported by By Jesse Green In the original ...

Simon Godwin, artistic director of Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., pulls off this feat in “Uncle Vanya,” a production at Berkeley Repertory Theatre that has one foot in the ...

“I just want you to look at me,” says a man named Ivan to a woman named Helena at the end of the first act of Vanya, Simon Stephens’s new adaptation of Chekhov’s 1897 tale of thwarted ...

The “Ripley” and “All Of Us Strangers” star brings his one-man “Vanya” to New York. It’s technically impressive, but doesn’t reveal anything new in adapting Chekhov’s classic text.

In other words, you’d better know your Chekhov before you see Andrew Scott in “Vanya,” which opened Tuesday at the Lucille Lortel Theatre after a run in London. Simon Stephens’ adaptation ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Minus the haughty grandeur of the elegant Lord Grantham, his Vanya emerges ...

Taupō author Vanya Insull has released Everyday Comfort Food, her third cookbook. Photo / Supplied Vanya Insull has created a cooking “empire”. From posting recipes online as VJ Cooks to ...

Steppenwolf’s own ensemble model shows the way. Bizarrely, there’s a similar sense of ensemble in the stunning one-man production “Vanya,” directed by Sam Yates and adapted by Simon ...

While Vanya ultimately turns out to be more about Andrew Scott’s performance than Anton Chekhov’s drama, it is unlikely that most spectators will mind. Jonathan Mandell, New York Theater ...

They have been living off its earnings. Hugh Bonneville as Uncle Vanya (center) with Sharon Lockwood as Maríya Voinítskaya (Grandmaman), Nancy Robinette as Marína Timoféevna (Nana), Melanie Field as ...