Uncle Vanya
Uncle Vanya
Written by By Anton Chekhov
Directed by Nilo Cruz
The central theme is the deterioration of life, which can be seen through the eyes of the characters and their miseries. The author exposes with impeccable detail the feelings of dismay and tedium that all his characters encounter. It is these feelings of unease and disquiet that generate the conflict between the characters and shapes the drama. And while the story seems sad, its relentless humor softens the ambush of its plot.
BY Mia Leonin
- Kuve is intriguing as the professor’s coquettish, young wife… but as the play develops, a personal crisis reveals deep fissures in her personality…
- Texidó’s stage presence is nimble and energetic.
- Larry Villanueva is a force to be reckoned with as Tío Vania…
- Trujillo is wonderful as Sonia…
- Kuve and Trujillo create a chemistry on stage that reflects an intricately woven alliance between two very different women.
- Tío Vania … is an opportunity to witness some of Miami’s finest actors in full possession of their talents.
Uncle Vania / Tío Vania
Written by Anton Chekhov
Directed by Nilo Cruz
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