Tag Archives: Russian & Former Soviet Union
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The Seagull
by Tom Stoppard“A play that might have been written a hundred days instead of a hundred years ago.” —New York Times
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Uncle Vanya
by Anton Chekhov“An act of deconstruction designed to exhume the living energies of Chekhov’s writing from under the heavy weight of ‘masterpiece topsoil.’” –Robert Brustein, American…
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Tolstoy
by Henri Troyat“This . . . biography of him is the fullest, most objective, and the liveliest . . . the story of his life reads…
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The Three Sisters
by Anton Chekhov“Mamet’s ear is famously impeccable, the dialogue is always authentic and convincing. . . . [This adaptation] will help to undermine our silly critical…
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The Cherry Orchard (Mamet)
by Anton Chekhov“Mamet the adaptor has turned Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard into a Mamet play. Mamet’s ear is famously impeccable, the dialogue is always authentic and convincing….
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The Cherry Orchard (Stoppard)
by Anton Chekhov“A play of unbearable heartbreak—a past lost, a present bleak and a future uncertain. . . . Tom Stoppard’s clear-headed adaptation is lean and…