Category Archives: Afterplay & A Little Trick

Watch A Little Trick on YouTube! | Quotidian Theatre Company

Posted on February 19, 2013 by Quotidian Theatre Company

Last summer, Quotidian Theatre Company produced A Little Trick, a memory play about lost love adapted from Chekhov’s short story of the same name. The short play, directed by Stephanie Mumford and featuring Jonathan Feuer, Sara Dabney Tisdale, and Christine Kharazian, … Continue reading →

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Closing Sunday: Afterplay and A Little Trick | Quotidian Theatre Company

Posted on August 14, 2012 by Quotidian Theatre Company

Quotidian Theatre Company’s Helen Hayes Awards recommended production of Afterplay and A Little Trick must close Sunday, 8/19! Four performances remain: Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2pm and 8pm, and Sunday at 2pm! For her performance in Afterplay, Michele Osherow … Continue reading →

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The Yalta Game: Mixed Media | Quotidian Theatre Company

Posted on July 21, 2012 by Quotidian Theatre Company

To compliment our new production of Tony-winner Brian Friel’s Chekhov-inspired Afterplay and the world premiere of Jack Sbarbori’s translation and adaptation of Chekhov’s short story “A Little Trick”, Quotidian Theatre Company offers a free reading of The Yalta Game, Brian … Continue reading →

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Afterplay Rehearsal Blog 3: Delayed Receipt | Quotidian Theatre Company

Posted on July 20, 2012 by Quotidian Theatre Company

Opening tonight, Quotidian’s new production presents two short plays inspired by Anton Chekhov. In Brian Friel’s Afterplay, the Dancing at Lughnasa playwright imagines a meeting between two of Chekhov’s characters. Afterplay will be presented in tandem with the DC area … Continue reading →

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Afterplay & A Little Trick: On Tech Week and Being Human | Quotidian Theatre Company

Posted on July 19, 2012 by Quotidian Theatre Company

Opening tomorrow, Quotidian’s next production presents two short plays inspired by Anton Chekhov. In Brian Friel’s Afterplay, the Dancing at Lughnasa playwright imagines a meeting between two of Chekhov’s characters. Afterplay will be presented in tandem with A Little Trick, … Continue reading →

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Free Reading to Celebrate Works of Chekhov, Friel | Quotidian Theatre Company

Posted on July 13, 2012 by Quotidian Theatre Company

Washington, DC – Quotidian Theatre Company will continue its ongoing celebration of the works of playwrights Anton Chekhov and Brian Friel with a free reading of Friel’s The Yalta Game, based on Chekhov’s short story The Lady with the Lap … Continue reading →

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A Little Trick rehearsal blog | Quotidian Theatre Company

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Quotidian Theatre Company

Quotidian’s next production is a double dose of theatre inspired by Anton Chekhov. In Brian Friel’s Afterplay, the Dancing at Lughnasa playwright imagines a meeting between two of Chekhov’s characters. Afterplay will be presented in tandem with A Little Trick, … Continue reading →

Posted in Afterplay & A Little Trick, the rehearsal process | Tagged Afterplay & A LIttle Trick, Anton Chekhov, Bethesda, Brian Friel, Christine Kharazian, culture, entertainment, fiction, Jack Sbarbori, Jonathan Feuer, music, plays, Sara Dabney Tisdale, Stephanie Mumford, the rehearsal process, theater, theatre, Washington DC | Leave a comment

Opening July 20: Afterplay plus A Little Trick | Quotidian Theatre Company

Posted on July 11, 2012 by Quotidian Theatre Company

Quotidian Theatre Company presents Brian Friel’s Afterplay plus a new stage adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s A Little Trick July 20 – August 19 Following this spring’s successful run of Brian Friel’s drama Dancing at Lughnasa, The Quotidian Theatre Company pays … Continue reading →