Adapted from the monumental novel by the great Russian author Leo Tolstoy, Helen Edmundson’s version of Anna Karenina beautifully dramatizes the converging paths of Anna Karenina and her male counterpart Konstantin Levin as they struggle to define and realize their parallel dreams of love, morality and fulfillment in 1860’s Russia.

“I looked for an answer to my question.  But reason could not give me an answer;
reason is incommensurable with the question.  Life itself has given me the answer, in my knowledge of what is good and bad.  And that knowledge I did not acquire in any way; it was given to me as to everybody, given because I could not take it from anywhere.”

~Leo Tolstoy