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  1. Characters in the Play
  2. Act I
  3. Act II
  4. Act III
  5. Act IV
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Uncle Vanya

Anton Chekhov, übersetzt von Constance Garnett

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Characters in the Play

  • Alexandr Valdimirovitch Serebryakov (a retired Professor)

  • Yelena Andreyevna (his wife, aged 27)

  • Sofya Alexandrovna (Sonya) (his daughter by his first wife)

  • Marya Vassilyevna Voynitsky (widow of a Privy Councillor and mother of Professor’s first wife)

  • Ivan Petrovitch Voynitsky (her son)

  • Mihail Lvovitch Astrov (a Doctor)

  • Ilya Ilyitch Telyegin (a Landowner reduced to poverty)

  • Marina (an old Nurse)

  • A Labourer

The action takes place on Serebryakov’s estate.

Act I

Garden. Part of the house can be seen with the verandah. In the avenue under an old poplar there is a table set for tea. Garden seats and chairs; on one of the seats lies a guitar. Not far from the table there is a swing. Between two and three o’clock on a cloudy afternoon.

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Erstmals veröffentlicht: 1897.

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