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Though Michael Michetti’s staging has some extraneous elements, Adrián González and Ed F. Martin shine through in fully-developed performances. They carry dense dialogue through nuances of tension, desire, and discomfort in a journey that belies the tight space of the cell in which the entire discourse takes place.

Using a relatively new translation of Chekhov's revolutionary play, Pasadena Playhouse finds conversation that speaks to our time.

What Stone Mountain tells us about Jan. 6. Plus, the ongoing significance of Chekhov; and Paris Hilton, patron — in our weekly arts newsletter.

Michael Michetti directs a well-tuned version of Anton Chekhov's classic at Pasadena Playhouse.

Anton Chekhov's influence is seen in the Oscar-winning film "Drive My Car" and recent novels by Gary Shteyngart and Rachel Cusk. And stage productions, including a new "Uncle Vanya" at Pasadena Playhouse, are revealing just how collaboratively open his plays can be.

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