Elevator Repair Service’s Chekhov revival has promising ideas about art, experimentation and truth, but the production inevitably falls flat, our critic writes.
Source: New York Times
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Published in Chekhov, Anton, Collins, John (1969- ), Elevator Repair Service, Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, The Seagull (Play) and Theater
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