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Konstantin Treplev (Kodi Smit-McPhee). The play begins with a play; director Konstantin and his muse Nina Zaréchnaya (Emma Corrin) perform to an audience made up of his family and their friends.

Meanwhile, Kodi Smit-McPhee’s lanky, introverted Konstantin is captivated by Nina too and is oblivious to the hurt that causes to his put-upon admirer Masha (a refreshingly spiky Tanya Reynolds).

The duo were joined by fellow cast mates Tom Burke and Kodi Smit-McPhee as they celebrated the ... on forced holiday in the Russian countryside, reminded me at times of Jennifer Saunders in ...

Konstantin Treplev (Kodi Smit-McPhee), to the point of despair. He’s a young writer struggling to find his voice, and disaffected with the risk-averse banality of the artistic mainstream.

Kodi Smit-McPhee! Tanya Reynolds ... of the show along with playwright Duncan Macmillan – has been happy to let his production be led by the actors rather than a singular directorial vision.

But she’s playful, too – her sensationally self-absorbed Arkadina, on forced holiday in the Russian countryside, reminded me at times ... in love with Kodi Smit-McPhee as Arkadina’s lanky ...

What’s the point of theatre? It’s the question that director Thomas Ostermeier - once the enfant terrible of German theatre, who famously said that directors over 40 should stop working ...

Tom Burke brings a mix of baffled weariness and shrewd opportunism to Trigorin, while Kodi Smit-McPhee as the tormented Konstantin and Emma Corrin as the radiant, would-be actress Nina ...

In the interview, Kodi admits he thinks "suppressed trauma ... They weren't things that were expected of me, but while I saw it [acting] as the greatest experience of my life, I also saw it ...

It works surprisingly effectively, making the lakeside where Corrin’s Nina presents an avant-garde play by Kostya (an anxiously vulnerable Smit-McPhee) the centre of the action as well as the mood. It ...