Theatre review: Sons Without Fathers, Arcola Theatre, London
Everything is weird about Chekhov's first play, best known as Platonov, and here given a tremendous, roistering, sex-and-vodka update by Polish director Helena Kaut-Howson that suggests life in the Russian countryside today is not much more fun than it was for the serfs.
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