by Anton Chekhov
directed by Daniella Fauteux Jacques
presented by Apollinaire Theatre Company
Chelsea Theatre Works
189 Winnisimmet Street
Chelsea, MA
October 10th – November 4th
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Review by Craig Idlebrook
(Chelsea) I believe I once read that the sitcom Seinfeld didn’t last more than a season in Russia. Now I know why. Russia already had its Seinfeld; his name was Anton Chekhov, who writes brilliantly about all light and no heat. If you would like to chuckle and grimace about the painful foibles and imagined slights of the human condition, then you should catch the Apollinaire Theatre Company’s imaginative and spirited production of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya. But be warned, their lives might look painfully similar to your most dysfunctional family Thanksgivings. Continue reading