Uncle Vanya

Set in a rural estate, the narrative revolves around the visit of a retired professor, Serebryakov, and his young wife, Yelena, disrupting the lives of his daughter Sonia and her Uncle Vanya. The play explores themes of bitterness and regret as characters confront their unfulfilled ambitions. Tensions escalate when Serebryakov plans to sell the estate for profit, disregarding its impact on those who live there. A classic tragicomedy, it remains a significant work in Chekhov's oeuvre, reflecting deep emotional struggles and societal issues.