Synopsis
That play was written in 1897 by Anton Tchékhov, “Uncle Vania” is about the unavoidable loss of illusions and the eventual need for men to reinvent and face the future. In a decaying rural property in Russia in the end of the 20th century, the text is about the passing time, the physical decline, the hardness of existence, the vagueness, the end of dreams and it includes surprisingly a faith message. The production belongs to the “A trip to Tchékhov“ project, released by Grupo Galpão in 2011.
- Year
- 2011
- Directed by
- Yara de Novaes
- Duration
- 90 minutes
- Genre
- Dramedy
- Classification
- 12 years
Cast
Antonio Edson
Uncle Vania
Arildo de Barros
Serebriákov
Eduardo Moreira
Ástrov
Fernanda Vianna
Helena
Paulo André
Teléguine
Teuda Bara
Maria Vassiliévna
Mariana Lima Muniz
Sônia
Technical Sheet
Text
Anton Tchékhov
Physical preparation and scenic movement
Mônica Ribeiro
Columns painting and trees manufacturing
Atelier Junia Melillo
Translation and Adaptation
Grupo Galpão
Direction Assistant
Scenography and Costumes
Márcio Medina
Lighting
Pedro Pederneiras
Original soundtrack
Dr. Morris
Text vocal direction
Babaya
Characterization
Mona Magalhães
Ornaments
Marney Heitmann
Scenery Assistant
Amanda Gomes
Costumes Assistant
William Rausch
Lighting Assistant
Wladimir Medeiros
Scenic Designers
Helvécio Izabel, Bruno Cerezoli & Elton John
Costumes Design
Taires Scatolin & Antônio Malveira
Pilates instructor
Waneska Torres & Camila Couri
Sound technician
Vinícius Alves
Musical Production
Pedro Durães
Musician
Felipe José
Guitar Teacher
Júlio Marques
Scenery Trainee
Marina RB
Photos
Guto Muniz
Graphic Project
Lápis Raro
Executive Production
Beatriz Radicchi
Production Manager
Gilma Oliveira
Production
Grupo Galpão