Decades before Anton Chekhov's plays about the struggles of existence among ostensibly successful and wealthy Russians, Ivan Turgenev wrote A Month in the Country, a play that contains many elements of Chekhov's more famous works. There's a bored, young wife on a country estate and men who orbit her in varying degrees of attraction and repulsion. The play has been given a rare revival this season by the Classic…
SOURCE: WQXR at 12:00AM on February 4, 2015