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Written by Anton Chekhov
Adapted by Annie Baker
Directed by Robert Falls
???1/2 (out of 4)
– CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Feb 11 - Mar 19, 2017 in Goodman's Owen Theatre
2 hours and 40 minutes including one intermission
Uncle Vanya
Robert Falls, “Chicago’s most essential director” (Chicago Tribune), directs Chekhov’s masterpiece in a new adaptation from Pulitzer Prize winner Annie Baker.
Tensions are high at the remote estate of an elderly professor, where resentments flow as freely as the vodka. As the professor’s health fails, his extended family is forced to confront their disturbing futures, while still foundering in their disconcerting pasts. Acclaimed playwright Annie Baker (The Flick) injects a “distinctly contemporary American sound” (Variety) into Chekhov’s famed tale, creating a work that’s both refreshing and true to the iconic playwright’s vision.