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Most of us expect a heart-wrenching journey of loneliness and desperation when we look to the great Russian masters, but rarely do we get to enjoy ourselves—much less laugh out loud—along the way. "Uncle Vanya," the latest work mounted by Court Theatre at the Museum of Contemporary Art, delivers a boisterous and revitalized presentation of Anton Chekov's classic tale that both tugs the heart strings and tickles the funny bone... Click here to continue reading. Originally published January 23, 2007, Centerstage Chicago |
