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Merged Destinies in Chekhov Adaptation ‘Vanya’
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Merged Destinies in Chekhov Adaptation ‘Vanya’

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Ana Yorke
/ 26 October 2023

Andrew Scott’s stunning one-man performance in Vanya captures your qualms and hypotheticals and throws them back at you not as a bang but as a whisper.

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