Uncle Vanya

Alain Badiou says that there are only bodies and tongues left in our world, but we have lost the truth.

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In a house in the Russian countryside, a company gathers. Professor Serebryakov completed his work. He's retiring. He returns from the city back to the countryside. Expected harmony. Nature everywhere! All his life he was engaged in art. Realism. And Vanya worked all her life for Serebryakov. He sacrificed himself! Now is the time to finally understand all this. Time to finally be together!!! Everyone would like to think of the house as a home, but everyone suffers, and everyone is desperately searching in the world of bodies and tongues for his truth, and that too loses credibility. Any certainty trickles in. Cynicism envelops everything -- the language of the lost. Is it possible to still understand your life? Does it make sense to sacrifice for someone else? How to live with your truths with others? How to live on and on and on? How to live at the end of the meaning of culture?

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The ultimate realistic drama of A. P. Chekhov as a praise of ecology!

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The production was nominated in the Drama Theatre category for directing at the Theatre Newspaper Award 2016. Robert Mikluš nominated for the Thalia Award 2016 for the role of Astrov.