Wild Honey, Hampstead Theatre
Early Chekhov begins strongly, then falls away This Chekhov-intensive year comes to a muted climax with a rare sighting of Wild Honey, Michael Frayn's reappraisal of the Russian master's untitled early text more commonly known as Platonov that received its own scorching production this past summer at the National; a separate Broadway Platonov, adapted by Andrew Upton under the title The Present and starring his wife,…