Vanya | Official Trailer | National Theatre Live

Andrew Scott (Fleabag) brings multiple characters to life in Simon Stephens’ radical new version of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya.
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Hopes, dreams, and regrets are thrust into sharp focus in this one-man adaptation which explores the complexities of human emotions, directed by Sam Yates.

Presented by Wessex Grove, Gavin Kalin Productions and Kater Gordon.
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[thezachmarsh]

After seeing this last night I'm kinda convinced Andrew Scott is the world's greatest actor.

[eme.]

Andrew Scott is such a gifted performer. There's an empathy that he exudes which 'causes all his characters to be magnetic, as well as his very person. I feel as though he's the type of individual I'd enjoy sitting down to cup of tea with and catching up about life or just sitting in companionable silence.

[susanseeing]

Loved this performance so so much! Riveting and moving, and totally locked in on Andrew Scott, a fantastic experience!

[Aaandrea]

Holy cow omg just this trailer was super magnetic. I couldn’t look away. I don’t even think I blinked while watching that. Def going to try to watch it when it comes out.

[Broadwaybuff-piqg]

Just saw the film All of us Strangers, with Andrew and Paul Mescal. Andrew had me crying with his beautifully quiet and moving performance. Was already a fan of Andrew and just happened to hear that this production was coming up in cinemas. Now looking forward to it even more. This looks like an amazing take on the play.

[Yevad_Nivek]

I never watch the annoying youtube ads that play before something you intend to watch and usually cant wait to press the skip button but I liturally stopped when I saw it and booked tickets to go and see it at my local cinema for today. I hear positive things and really apprciate this type of acting/story telling!

[MariaCarabin]

Missed it live, can't wait to see it in cinemas!

[Itsreallyme]

Have watched 5 episodes of Ripley in two days...Andrew is spellbinding 🎉

[ritwikgoswami]

I'm irrevocably in love with Andrew Scott

[spunkransom]

Saw it yesterday at my local theater. Was absolutely amazing

[bufunobo]

Just saw it in Poland cinema. Honestly, as it ended, I was close to stand up and clap my hands. Phenomenal!

[Broadwaybuff-piqg]

Had already loved Andrew as an actor in several films, including the recent All of Us Strangers, which I recommend. But then I saw this in Toronto at the cinema. I was afraid it might be a kind of actory showoffy thing, but Andrew was so subtle and brilliant. One of the best performances I've seen in a long time. Funny one minute, heartbreaking the next.

[emmacadman]

not the point but I have that tea towel

[rashmialone]

The play is coming to Mumbai. Cannot wait to watch this. yall get the tickets soon

[suesmith]

There is good and there is purity, there is undiluted love without flashes of color light.
One day when you feel the absence of love you learn to appreciate the smaller grandeur of you.

I see you🎉

[susanevans]

Incredible performance. Andrew Scott is a brilliant actor.

[MemoSelf]

I live in a pretty big city in Florida, and we used to get National Theatre Live presentations in cinemas all the time (RSC too). Nowadays if we get any at all, it's another "encore" of "Frankenstein." I want to see all of this!!!

[JB-reho]

Woohooo! I'm thrilled to see it. Thank you for this opportunity 🎉 it's priceless ❤❤❤❤

[joannelg]

I have a bad health issue that make it impossible for me to do normal stuff like going to the theater. But as soon as I'm recovered, let me tell you that one of the first thing I'll be doing is going to London to watch that man on stage.

[susieg]

Anyone know the piano piece played towards the end?