Windy ‘Neva’ Finds Few Chuckles in Chekhov
“Neva,” at the Public Theater, attempts to satirize the work and life of Anton Chekhov, but writer-director Guillermo Calderón’s dark, moody concept isn’t appropriate to the task.
Anton Chekhov
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'There There' Talks of Loneliness, Awkwardness, and Unrequited Love
“There There,” Kristen Kosmas’ slow burn of a two-woman monologue, from the Chocolate Factory and Performance Space 122, finds new paths into Chekhov’s “Three Sisters.”
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Hawke's a Hit in Chekhov's 'Ivanov'
Chekhov’s “Ivanov” can be hard to love, with its maddening depressed protagonist, but Ethan Hawke triumphs at Classic Stage Company under Austin Pendleton’s knowing direction.
