A play by LEO TOLSTOY adapted by JEREMY BROOKS from a translation by KITTY HUNTER BLAIR
The first-ever production of Tolstoy's most autobiographical work, left unfinished at his death. The play deals with the tragic effects upon his friends and family of a wealthy landowner's desire to lead a Christian life and give away his estates to the peasants. Pianist MARTIN GOLDSTEIN
Directed by MATTHEW WALTERS
(Gemma Jones is a member of the RSC and Margaret Courtenay is in '42nd Street 'at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane London)