A Month in the Country, which opened at Classic Stage Company this past Thursday, was written five years before Anton Chekhov was even born. But the setting, the themes and the characters will be familiar to anyone who has seen any of that Russian master's country house plays in which idle aristocrats and their hangers-on battle ennui, hypocrisy and repressed emotions. And like Chekhov's works, this version of that s…
SOURCE: Broadway & Me at 07:29AM on January 31, 2015