Vanya Tickets
About Vanya
Don't miss Fleabag, Ripley, and All of Us Strangers star Andrew Scott in Vanya, coming to New York hot off of its acclaimed, sold-out London run. Playing every role in a solo reimagining of Uncle Vanya, Scott reinvents Anton Chekhov’s characters in a captivating new production from Tony Award winner Simon Stephens (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time). Get Vanya tickets on TodayTix to see this “wry, confiding, often archly funny, very sexy” production that received a five-star review in the Evening Standard and numerous other publications.
Experience Vanya in New York, playing at the Lucille Lortel Theatre for eight weeks only this spring. Directed by Sam Yates, this is a Chekhov adaptation unlike any you’ve seen before, featuring one of today’s biggest stars of stage and screen. London Theatre's critic said, “Whether you’ve never heard of Scott or Vanya or you’re a fan of his screen work, this production will stick with you for a lifetime.”
Start date
March 11th, 2025
End date
May 4th, 2025
Categories
Stars on stage
Andrew Scott
Vanya cast and creative team
By: Simon Stephens, adapted from Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov
Director: Sam Yates
Cast list: Andrew Scott
Sets: Rosanna Vize
Costumes: Natalie Pryce
Lighting: James Farncombe
Sound: Dan Balfour
Other info: Video design by Jack Phelan, movement direction by Michela Meazza, music by Kelly Moran
Venue
Accessibility
Special access restroom, infrared listening system, wheelchair and ramp access
More information about Vanya
Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya is a classic, revived often in the 125 years since its premiere. However, seeing a one-person version of the show is unique, and it takes a chameleon performer to embody multiple roles that span different ages, genders, and personalities. Andrew Scott is exactly that performer, playing characters rich in charm (as on Fleabag), suffering from depression (like in All of Us Strangers), or conniving to move up the economic ladder (as in Ripley). Scott is one of today’s most sought-after performers, and Vanya off Broadway offers a rare chance to see his talent up close.
He’s also no stranger to the stage: Winner of two Olivier Awards, Scott has wowed audiences in London with daring and comedic performances in high-profile shows such as Hamlet, Present Laughter, and Cock. Now, he makes his Off-Broadway debut with his London hit, bringing an intimate and unforgettable production to New York. Lovers of and newcomers to Chekhov will find plenty to appreciate in this tour de force.
What to watch for
- You don't need previous knowledge of Chekhov or Uncle Vanya to enjoy this show: Simply prepare to be dazzled as Andrew Scott tells a timeless story of people falling in love with the wrong person as mortality sets in and yearning increases.
- In a five-star review, Time Out said Scott’s “is a truly remarkable stage performance that seems to go beyond acting and on to something like a shamanic act of empathy.”
- Vanya won multiple awards while in London, including the Olivier Award for Best Revival and Best Actor for Scott at the Critics' Circle and Evening Standard Awards.
- This is not the only one-person version of a classic coming to New York in spring 2025: Succession actor Sarah Snook will make her Broadway debut in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Frequently asked questions
What is Vanya about?
Get Vanya tickets and see Emmy nominee and Olivier winner Andrew Scott star in this one-man production. The show is a take on Chekhov’s classic drama about family members grappling with desire, longing, and unhappiness on their country estate.
Which theatre is Vanya at?
Vanya is at New York's Lucille Lortel Theatre, which is located at 121 Christopher Street, New York, 10014.
How much are tickets for Vanya?
Vanya tickets start at $219.
How do you get tickets for Vanya?
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