I wonder what Anton Chekhov would have thought about his “Uncle Vanya” being performed inside a factory that manufactures titanium anodizing racks — a venue that is a proud member of the ...

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NEW YORK − More than a century on, “Uncle Vanya” continues to be as relevant as ever. Anton Chekhov’s tragicomic 1897 play, about unrequited love and existential ennui, has been ...

But I’ll say this about Huffman’s “Uncle Vanya,” and my review has much in common with that for “Far Away.” Huffman knows how to cast and he is similarly capable of creating compelling ...