Vanya: Open. Man: Leaping.
Yeah, the Chron's little man is leaping out of his chair for us.
Writes critic Robert Hurwitt, "[Director Timothy] Near, the outgoing head of San Jose Repertory Theatre, delivers a beautifully orchestrated Vanya"in her California Shakespeare Theater debut. Working with a gently pruned, graceful adaptation by playwright Emily Mann and a flawless cast, she does full justice to the cosmic comedy Chekhov mined from self-involved, wasted lives without stinting the pathos of their dashed hopes."
Look below for pictures from this stunning, stirring production.

Annie Purcell as Sonya and Sarah Grace Wilson as Yelena; photo by Kevin Berne.
Andy Murray (Astrov) and Dan Hiatt (Vanya); photo by Kevin Berne.
Sarah Grace Wilson (Yelena); photo by Kevin Berne.
Joan Mankin (Maria) and
Dan Hiatt (Vanya); photo by Kevin Berne.
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