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Chekovs Uncle Vanya, transposed to turn-of-the-century North Wales, where the peace and tranquillity of a country house is disturbed by the arrival of the estates tyrannical owner and his American wife. Written by
Jonathan Broxton <j.w.broxton@sheffield.ac.uk>
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You can live a whole lifetime in a single weekend....
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Rated PG for bloody images of a mining accident, thematic elements and some language
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Ieuan Davies:
Scribble, scribble, scribble... Makes you feel sorry for the paper, doesn't it?
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Onkel Vanja (1971)
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"The Maiden's Prayer (La Priere d'une vierge)"
By Thekla Bacvesska
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Must say I really enjoyed this Wish they'd make more original remakes and bringing older scripts back to life Wales always makes a fascinating back drop and with Hopkins involved his sheer quality brings every above the ordinary in beautiful settings such as this in wales or train spotting in Scotland or Commitments in Ireland or Amelie or Ronin in France and the Holiday in the peak districts. Check out other British and welsh classics like; Twin Town, last Days of Dolwyn, Zulu, Saturday Night Sunday Morning, Sporting Life, Run for Your money. Sadly it's all middle class rubbish since then like Love ACtually and posh controlled grim up north dramas. Why do the elite try and write working class plays? Get the working class to write about it. Because they know the truth is the poor have way more laughs and less obsession with power and greed.
It just adds so much and shows the world is far far richer than just shiny old Hollwood, London and the big apple (much as I love New York mind) Great stuff keep making them tony