But “Uncle Vanya” is always in fashion. I have seen 15 different versions in the last three decades, and I have come to believe that its enduring popularity is because of its flexibility.

As directed by Neugebauer, Vanya’s climactic meltdown doesn’t pack the needed punch, with Carell dialed up to 11 as he inexplicably crawls across a dining room table.

Feb. 3—Set in Ukraine at the turn of the century, "Uncle Vanya" follows a family attempting to maintain a crumbling home, while exploring the idea of love and community in a time that lacks ...

Set in Ukraine at the turn of the century, "Uncle Vanya" follows a family attempting to maintain a crumbling home, while exploring the idea of love and community in a time that lacks those ideals.

Cry, uncle by Isaac Sligh On a production of Uncle Vanya directed by Matthew Gasda. It’s raining Uncle Vanya s in New York lately. Steve Carell’s turn in the title role last year centered an ...

Simply put, this “Uncle Vanya,” which also features the emotionally powerful Jean Marie Koon as Marina, has lots of great little scenes from superb Chicago actors to enjoy.

'Uncle Vanya' gets little help from staging in factory, but sublime performances are not to be missed This is a highly intimate production with an amazingly accomplished cast, and some of the ...

“Uncle Vanya” runs Friday, Dec. 6 through Sunday, Dec. 8, at Marroney Theater on the University of Arizona campus. Julius Schlosburg, via Arizona Sonoran News ...

Chekhov wrote “Uncle Vanya” more than 130 years ago, yet it remains relevant to modern times. “This is a play about family and the choices we make during life’s biggest crises,” Black said.

Arizona Repertory Theatre’s production of “Uncle Vanya” continues through Dec. 8 at the Marroney Theatre in the University of Arizona Fine Arts Complex. Tickets are $30-$32 at theatre ...

‘Uncle Vanya’ Preserves Chekhov’s Hilarious, Dark, Tender Humanity for Today’s World Steve Carell and Alison Pill in "Uncle Vanya" at Lincoln Center Theater. By Courtesy of Marc J. Franklin ...

The contemporary setting of Heidi Schreck’s translation of “Uncle Vanya” feels so natural that one could miss the change entirely. Even as the setting of a 19th century Russian estate is transformed ...