החאן - דוד וניה מאת אנטון צ'כוב

23 The performance lasts about 1 hour and 45 mins. (without intermission) Premier: September 20th, 2014 Translation : Rivka Meshulach Directed by: Michael Gurevitch Set Design: Svetlana Breger Costume Design: Maor Zabar Lighting Design: Roni Cohen Music: Josef Bardanashvili Dialogue Coach: Noga Yetomi Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov Actors (in order of appearence): Nir Ron - Doctor Astrov Odelya Moreh-Matalon - Marina , Old Nurse Arie Tcherner - Uncle Vanya, Son of Maria Yehoyachin Friedlander - Professor Serbriakov, Retired Professor of Art s Natalie Eliezerov - Sonia, His daughter from KLV ðUVW PDUULDJH Yoav Hyman - Ilia Teleygin, Impoverished Landowner Daniel Gal - Yelena, Serbriakov's Wife Irit Pashtan - Maria Vassilyevna, Vanya's mother, Widower, The Professor's Ex Mother-in-law Production Director: Edna Twig Production and Technical Supervisor: Sasson Chazam Lighting and Sound Manager : Roni Cohen Assistant Director: Noa Wagner Program Editor: Poli Brinner Photography: Gerard Alon, Keren Gerard Poster and Program Design: Nutelstudio Public Relations : Dana Sukholutsky - The Jerusalem Khan Theatre Vania and his niece Sonia live and work in a small rural estate in 19th century Russia. They live in great modesty and hide their feelings and aspirations. The return to the estate of Vania's brother in law - the retired Professor Srerbriakov, and his beautiful second wife Yelena - breaks the emotional barriers and exposes hidden passions. The whole family is sucked into a dangerous emotional whirlpool. The play opens with an impending storm, the air is heavy, the sky is dark and no one has the energy for anything but drinking tea, vodka, wine and momentarily slipping into fantasies of love, freedom, ZLSM M\SÄSSTLU[ H KPɈLYLU[ M\[\YL This is Chechov's Russia on the eve of the revolution - stormy and helpless, frustrated and emotional, dreamy and unaware, tragic and ridiculous. The M\[\YL P[ MHJLZ ^PSS PUKLLK IL KPɈLYLU[ ~