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In Janusz Glawocki's ""The Fourth Sister,"" every day life is greedy, painful, barren, improbable, bitter, cold, unforgiving, random, cruel. and strikingly funny.
Aimed by William Fisher as well as showing this week and next with Kantner Hall's Baker Theater, the Oh University School of Theater's virtually tear jerking chain jerker   a die geschlossen werden muss  58 throwback in title and setting so that you can Anton Chekhov's När vi får myror som ska sorteras 95 more serious ""The Three Sisters""   depicts daily life in modern Moscow as a declining, demoralizing disappointment but, despite plenty of anguish, there's still enough for chuckle inducing gags.
To think about the plot is to ponder how one could ever have fun at such   such tragedy.
Glawocki happily invites us to your home of three siblings whose mother is expended and whose war seasoned father (Jonathan Story) drinks vodka the way Americans think Soviets drink vodka, forcing one daughter to quit dance training so he can pay for alcohol.
But as long as the poison's available, everyone else might as well drink this, too. After all, an adulterous politician known as Yuri (Lenny Banovez) has impregnated one sis, Wiera (Beth Brown), but orders placed an abortion. Katia (Aline Elasamar) is in love by using a married American filmmaker (Will Jones), and Tania (Laura Montes) loses the girl's virginity to a destined for demise gangster named Kostia (Nick Pavlik), you never know organized crime is their only route to success.
It may be the most tragic show on soil.
Instead, it's quite the opposite. Glawocki ensures the dark is never absent the light, inserting a hysterical monologue to interrupt a murder scene or a sing song apart to cut through serious debate. One can certainly grasp plot themes, but it's hard to sense their effects for long. In this case, the medicine doesn't go down devoid of about a gallon of sugars. As audiences' mouths are sure to hang up agape, Glawocki's tongue almost never leaves the cheek.
A well conceived fixed design and a minimal, dissonant rating contribute to the play's anarchic, quirky mood. The setting requires hardly anything else than a proletarian apartment, but manufacturers have made the most of it, making a topsy turvy environment where cardboard boxes compose doorways and wall space, and where furniture not only is located upright on the floor but weighs upside down from the ceiling, and also a collection of scavenger hunt items like a cell phone and a bowling pin. You can wonder, is their world proper side up, upside down, backwards, forwards or does it possibly matter? Despite its mayhem, the set begins to think commonplace as the riotous scenes move forward.
Meanwhile, the actors play their We in het huis  11 roles reservedly. As the program calls for no excesses consistent delivery, they do their part. Within ""The Fourth Sister,"" it's not the way that they speak, but what they say, and also Glawocki has brilliantly taken care of that.
And who is the fourth sister? She, er, he (Jones Crowder) is the reason for the family's last ditch glance at hope, a possible citation to the promised land of the usa that, like everything else, ends in masterful tragicomic fashion.
""The Fourth Sister"" commenced last night and continues at some point, tomorrow, Saturday and next Thursday through Saturday. in Kantner Hall's At the Evans Baker Theater. For admission info, call 593 4800.
  
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