Theatre/Theater (Los Angeles, CA)
A Song for Vanya is an original musical based on the classic play Uncle Vanya by Antonin Chekhov. With stirring emotion and sweeping, epic music, Chekhov's melancholic story journeys into the hearts of a colorful but dysfunctional family.
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A Song for Vanya is based on the classic play Uncle Vanya by Antonin Chekhov. With stirring emotion and sweeping, epic music, Chekhov’s melancholic story journeys into the hearts of a colorful but dysfunctional family. The story centers on a retired professor who moves back into his long-abandoned rural home, where his presence, and that of his lovely young wife, disrupts the normal order of life for the residents of the household.
A Song for Vanya debuted to sold-out crowds last April at the Spotlight Theatre in Bakersfield and is now opening at Theater/Theatre in Los Angeles.
Written by Robin Eschner, Bret Martin and John Shillington
Directed by Hal Friedman
Produced by Roger Mathey