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ATW News Digest - Greif's Staging of Three Sisters opens in Williamstown - read the reviews

By Andy Propst on Jul 21, 2008 | In Tri-State, New England, ATW Digest, ATW News | Send feedback »

Variety

Review: Three Sisters
...In a play aching with unrequited love, perpetual longing and existential angst, few of the actors break out of this empty space and let their characters dig deep.

CurtainUp

Review: Three Sisters
Michael Greif directs Chekhov's classic for Williamstown Theatre Festival . .

Berkshire Eagle

Review: The Three Sisters
Michael Greif's unbalanced, incomplete production of "Three Sisters" begins with a celebratory burst of spring awakening.

Albany Times-Union

'Three Sisters' falls short on emotion
The Times Union's review of stage director Michael Greif's 2004 Williamstown Theatre Festival production of Anton Chekhov's ``The Cherry Orchard'' began with the line, ``Leave it to Michael Greif to create a whiny Chekhov.''

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