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- Titel
- UNCLE VANYA, by Anton Chekhov, Adapted by Gavin Bantock
- Autor
- Bantock, Gavin
- Verlag
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Erscheinungsjahr
- 2024
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- Englisch
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UNCLE VANYA, by Anton Chekhov, Adapted by Gavin Bantock
Great Dramas for Student Actors, Vol. 5
The least known but probably the greatest of Chekhov’s major plays.
A deeply moving drama of frustration and failure – unfulfilled love, broken dreams, academic insignificance, thwarted ambitions, and the emptiness of wasted youth.
The main characters – Professor Serebriakov, his second wife Elena, his daughter Sonya, her Uncle Vanya, and their talkative neighbour Doctor Astrov – all feel a deep dissatisfaction with their past and present lives and see little hope in the future.
A tragedy about things that do not happen – punctuated by violent outbursts of passion, impulsive actions and unexpected moments of humour.
A play deeply concerned with the destruction of the natural environment – a subject highly relevant in the modern world, even though the play was written over a hundred years ago.
Great Dramas for Student Actors, Vol. 5
The least known but probably the greatest of Chekhov’s major plays.
A deeply moving drama of frustration and failure – unfulfilled love, broken dreams, academic insignificance, thwarted ambitions, and the emptiness of wasted youth.
The main characters – Professor Serebriakov, his second wife Elena, his daughter Sonya, her Uncle Vanya, and their talkative neighbour Doctor Astrov – all feel a deep dissatisfaction with their past and present lives and see little hope in the future.
A tragedy about things that do not happen – punctuated by violent outbursts of passion, impulsive actions and unexpected moments of humour.
A play deeply concerned with the destruction of the natural environment – a subject highly relevant in the modern world, even though the play was written over a hundred years ago.
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