Our round up of London theatre news today, including Toby Jones & Richard Armitage's casting in Uncle Vanya and David Mitchell's West End debut. The post London Theatre News Today: Toby …
A new adaptation of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya from playwright Conor McPherson will debut in London's West End in 2020. Ian Rickson will direct the production, set to feature Toby Jones (Glass) i…
The Conor McPherson adaptation of Chekhov's play will begin performances in London January 14.
A new adaptation of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya by Conor McPherson will star Toby Jones as Vanya and Richard Armitage as Astrov. The post Toby Jones and Richard Armitage to star in new production …
By Douglas Mayo Toby Jones and Richard Armitage are to star in Conor McPherson's new adaptation of Uncle Vanya at the Harold Pinter Theatre directed by Ian Rickson. This post Uncle Vanya at …
Toby Jones is to star in a new adaptation of Uncle Vanya by Conor McPherson in London's West End. Ian Rickson will
Sonia Friedman Productions has announced Conor McPherson's new adaptation of Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya directed by Ian Rickson which will run at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 14 January 2…
Watch director Richard Nelson's much lauded production of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" here online. It was broadcast last night on WNET Channel 13 as part of the TV series Theater Close Up, which…
Theatre Royal Bath; Royal Exchange, Manchester; Passenger Shed, BristolRupert Everett's astute direction of Chekhov results in a meeting of minds, and a luddite history is given a modern edg…
Rupert Everett's fascinating performance hides some of the deficiencies inherent in this production of Uncle Vanya which never gets to the heart of this transcendent play.
The Theatre Royal Bath production, featuring a new adaptation by David Hare, also stars Katherine Parkinson.
Theatre Royal, BathA dark, growly Everett pushes the humour in David Hare's absurdist adaptation of the classic drama of mid-life malaise Last year, Rupert Everett gave a heart-wrenching per…
Having made his debut as a film director last year with The Happy Prince, Rupert Everett turns his attentions to the stage,
A new adaptation of Uncle Vanya by renowned Irish playwright Conor McPherson has been confirmed with prolific film and television actor Toby Jones and The Hobbit actor Richard Armitage set t…
Playwright Aaron Posner continues his series of Chekhov reinventions with Life Sucks.---You can play a fun drinking game figuring out how many plays by Russian master Anton Chekhov have…
Save 35 on tickets to Aaron Posner's LIFE SUCKS. After taking aim at The Seagull with his 'explosive' Stupid Fcking Bird, Aaron Posner is back with an irreverent contemporary remix of Uncle …
Wheelhouse Theater Company has announced that the acclaimed production of Aaron Posner's comedy Life Sucks, which recently concluded its New York premiere run at The Wild Project, will tr…
As its name suggests, Tales Retold is a company that attempts to find alternative ways to explore classic texts. It scored a
BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Thanks to the benevolence of producers Jonathan Church and Danny Moar, Everett will get his chance to take the title part in Anton Chekhov's great comedy.
New Saloon, an intellectually playful experimental theater company founded in 2012, returns to Under the Radar with an updated version of their Uncle Vanya adaptation, which they debuted at …
Royal Court; Dorfman; Hampstead, London Corporal punishment still hurts in Mark Ravenhill's haunting new play, Poe is channelled for festive creepiness, and fine performances spruce up Chek…
Alan Cox stars as Vanya in Terry Johnson's new adaptation of Chekhov's classic play Uncle Vanya at the Hampstead Theatre. Find out what the critics made of it with Love London Love Culture's…
Why do we watch the same plays over and over again? Is it a testament to the innate genius of the writers? Because they cover issues constantly facing humanity? Is it a lack of imagination, …
By Sophie Adnitt Sophie Adnitt reviews Terry Johnson’s new production of Chekov’s Uncle Vanya now playing at Hampstead Theatre. This post REVIEW: Uncle Vanya, Hampstead Theatre Ã…
Terry Johnson has written a fine new Chekhov adaptation " but the staging is problematic