This is a high-definition screening of Vanya, a filmed live production from the UK’s National Theatre. Marking the 120th anniversary of Chekhov’s death, the one-man adaptation stars Andrew Scott, who performs all nine roles in Simon Stephens’ reimagining of Uncle Vanya.

About the Show

Vanya is a one-man stage adaptation of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, presented here as a high-definition cinema screening of the National Theatre’s live performance. Created in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of Chekhov’s death, the production focuses on themes of hope, dreams, and regret, placing human emotion at the center of the story.

This filmed version was recorded during the production’s sold-out run in London’s West End and captures the performance as it was staged for live audiences.

Cast & Creatives

Andrew Scott
Performer
Andrew Scott performs all nine characters in the play, including Vanya, Sonya, the Professor, and the Doctor. He is known for his work in Sherlock, Fleabag, and stage productions such as Hamlet, and has received multiple Olivier Awards, as well as Emmy and Golden Globe wins and nominations.

Simon Stephens
Adapter
The play is adapted by Simon Stephens, whose works include The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, which earned Olivier and Tony Awards.

Sam Yates
Director
Sam Yates directs the production, creating a closed, everyday stage environment that allows a single performer to move fluidly between characters.

Why Go

This screening offers a chance to see a highly acclaimed National Theatre production that was originally performed to sold-out houses in London’s West End. It is suited for audiences interested in classic drama, contemporary adaptations, and performances centered on solo acting and character transformation.