Tagged in CHEKHOV

Chekhov's Three Sisters Performed With Russian Passion

A Russian classic in Russian.

Review: A Who's Who Of Russian Culture In Portraits

All the subjects were great, and so are many of the paintings.

Review: Surprising Amounts Of Chuckles In Uncle Vanya

Robert Icke's new production at the Almeida is a winner.

Theatre Movement Bazaar Reboot Chekhov In Greenwich

An absurdist reimagining of Three Sisters.

Lunchtime Laughs At The St James Theatre

Chew over a double bill of Chekhov comedies.

Vodka, Angst, Vodka: "Sons Without Fathers" Tears The Arcola To Bits

Why are angst-ridden guys so hot? Chekhov knows, and he wrote a play about it.

Theatre Review: Uncle Vanya @ The Vaudeville Theatre

Perfect for the 50-79-year-old audience.

Theatre Review: Three Sisters @ Young Vic

Benedict Andrews’ unconventional rendering of Chekhov’s tragicomic tale is a largely incoherent, alienating, one-dimensional affair.

Actor Interview: Roger Lloyd-Pack

Roger Lloyd-Pack is back on the London stage. We talk to him about theatre, Fools and going south of the river (at any time of night).

Review: The Serious Business Of Choosing A Mate @ Pleasance Theatre

Preview: The Bridge Project

Preview: The Bear and An Unwilling Martyr