UNCLE VANYA
Anton Chekhov
Adapted and directed by Stanley Spenger
April 18 through May 17, 2008
A sour old professor. His beautiful young wife. A doctor fooling himself that
he loves the young wife. A caretaker who loves (surprise) the young wife. A
daughter who loves the doctor. Mix in a pistol, the Russian countryside and you
have a play that is Chekhovian - and if you are asking "What is Chekhovian,"
then you need to see "Uncle Vanya." It's a comedy and a tragedy. It's human
beings locked into an existence and their struggle to find some meaning from
their lives. It's the beauty of words and the specific effect each word has on
the listener. It's, finally and thankfully, Chekhovian.
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The cast of Uncle Vanya at work (and play). From left to right: Jennifer
Rice, Sarah Meyeroff, Scott Alexander Ayres, Stanley Spenger, Maureen Coyne,
Jose Garcia, and Jerome Solberg.
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