»   SYNOPSIS

(from doverpublications.com) "This structurally and psychologically compact drama takes place on an estate in 19th-century Russia, exploring the complex interrelationships between a retired professor, his second wife, and the daughter and brother-in-law from his first marriage. Interwoven themes of weakness, delusion, and despair are balanced by an underlying message of courage and hope."




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Full cast:

Serebryakov
Vanya
Sonya
Yelena
Astrov
Telyegin
Marya
Marina

August 1 - September 13, 1997
Atlantic Theatre Festival, Wolfville, Nova Scotia

Anton Chekhov
Michael Langham And Helen Burns
Sonya



      . . . Peter Donat
      . . . Leon Pownall
      . . . Megan Follows
      . . . Melissa Gallagher
      . . . Stephen Pelinski
      . . . Bill Carr
      . . . Jane Casson-Redlyon
      . . . Marguerite McNeil




Dates:
Location:

Written by:
Adapted by:
Directed by:
On stage as:

Full cast:

Serebryakov
Vanya
Sonya
Yelena
Astrov
Marina
Marya
Telyegin

October 8 - October 31, 1999
Geffen Playhouse, Los Angeles, LA

Anton Chekhov
Vanessa Burnham
Michael Langham And Helen Burns
Sonya



      . . . Peter Donat
      . . . Robert Foxworth
      . . . Megan Follows
      . . . Christina Haag
      . . . Stephen Pelinski
      . . . Gloria Dorson
      . . . Anne Gee Byrd
      . . . Fred Applegate






»   REVIEWS

". . . Credit Megan Follows with creating a solid (if somewhat on-the-surface) Sonya, Vanya's niece, who secretly and quietly loves the good doctor . . ."
– Ed Kaufman, The Hollywood Reporter


". . . Meanwhile, dear, good Sonya, Serebryakov's neglected daughter by his first wife (sweetly, expressivly played by Megan Follows), is excruciatingly, hopelessly in love with Astrov. Convinced she is "plain," she has convinced everyone else of it, too, but as compensation she is almost angelically virtuous."
– Polly Warfield, Backstage West


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