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For a new adaptation for Northern Broadsides I've pushed the parallels further by setting the play in Haworth – a wacky venture, you may think, except that many of the themes of Chekhov's play (work, education, marriage, the role of women, the rival claims of country and city) were ones that also preoccupied the Brontës.

(Andy Webster) ★ 'Figaro' The playwright Charles Morey rescues Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais's late-18th-century comedy "The Marriage of Figaro" from the shadow of its more celebrated operatic incarnation with this witty new adaptation for the Pearl Theater Company, inaugurating the classical troupe's new home on West 42nd Street.

Thus, selection pressure to develop new adaptations for foods that are difficult to digest (such as leaves) may have been lower in the Neotropics than in Madagascar.

I've recently been working on a new adaptation of The Chrysalids for radio (Classic Serial on Radio 4, 29 July and 5 August).

The new "adaptation" of the book for Channel 4 by Michael Winterbottom is garbled and mumbled to the point of meaninglessness.

It's time for a new adaptation of John Steinbeck's novella.

For this new adaptation of John Galsworthy's books, we were also treated to Victorians who say 'Hello Dad'..

And we might indeed be in for a follow-up of sorts, given the news that the film's star, Jeff Bridges, is in talks to reunite with its directors, the Coen brothers, for a new adaptation of True Grit.

The BBC's advance publicity for its new adaptation of Lady Chatterley's Lover (Sunday, 9pm, BBC1) has stressed how unlikely viewers are to be shocked by the visuals and verbals in its sex scenes.

Last year he was in Scotland, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, for a new adaptation of his stage version of "On the Waterfront"; he and Stan Silverman had first adapted it for the stage in 1995, when it had its Broadway debut, to weak reviews.

Deanna Berg, a costume, puppet and mask designer, spent a recent Saturday morning painting the bottoms of six pairs of Chinese slippers black for a new adaptation of "Peer Gynt," by Henrik Ibsen, to be presented from March 7 to March 24 by the Two River Theater Company in Manasquan.