

Anna Karenina (stage version)
Leo Tolstoy


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Readers appreciate the exploration of love and women's roles in the play. The brisk pacing is noted as adding to the drama, reflecting the conflicts of 19th century Russian society. Overall, it provides an engaging experience despite some notable pacing issues.
Vronsky What were you thinking about with your head stuck to the watering can?
Anna Oh, the same, always the same.
I was thinking about my happiness and about my unhappiness.
Russia is changing.
Rules have been broken.
Chaos is looming.
Families are falling apart.
Tolstoy's Anna Karenina is an examination of a country in the midst of extraordinary change.
Through the impact of one woman's decision, it looks at the troubling cost of love on the human soul.
Marina Carr brings a new perspective to Anna Karenina in her stage adaptation of this epic love story, which opened at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, in December 2016.
Anna Karenina is a British adaptation play written by Marina Carr and published by Faber & Faber (2016).
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Faber & Faber · 2016 · 208 pp
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