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The Veil closes Aug 17! | Quotidian Theatre Company
Quotidian Theatre Company presents the U.S. premiere production of THE VEIL by Conor McPhersonJuly 18 – August 17, 2014 The New York Times calls Conor McPherson “the finest playwright of his generation”. Set in a haunted mansion in rural Ireland … Continue reading
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A Walk in the Woods is Helen Hayes Awards recommended! | Quotidian Theatre Company
The Helen Hayes Awards recommends our production of A Walk in the Woods! MD Theatre Guide names the play as one of the Top 5 Shows of the Week! The show is also praised by critics from The Washington Post, Washington City Paper, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethesda, Brit Herring, culture, fiction, Gillian Drake, Helen Hayes Awards, plays, politics, Russian, Steve LaRocque, theater, theatre, Washington DC
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Critics recommend “A Walk in the Woods”! Plus: another post-show discussion | Quotidian Theatre Company
The reviews are in, and the critics recommend A Walk in the Woods! “Smart, funny and intermittently profound. Steve LaRocque gives a wily, winning performance as veteran Soviet diplomat Andrey Botvinnik. As Honeyman, Brit Herring provides an impatient, fastidious, buttoned-down … Continue reading
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“A Walk in the Woods”: post-show discussion and our first review | Quotidian Theatre Company
Join us for a post-show discussion on March 22! Paul Nitze guided the US Cold War defense policy addressed in A Walk in the Woods. His son Bill Nitze will join us for a free discussion after the performance on Friday, … Continue reading
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“A Walk in the Woods” featured in The Gazette! | Quotidian Theatre Company
Will C. Franklin of The Gazette interviewed director Gillian Drake and actor Brit Herring about our production of A Walk in the Woods, which opens tonight! “It’s a marvelously written play set in the mid-’80s by a master playwright… Two … Continue reading
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James Joyce’s The Dead is selling out! | Quotidian Theatre Company
Our holiday musical James Joyce’s The Dead has sold out multiple performances — including the remainder of this weekend — so reserve tickets while they’re still available if you want to see this show! The four remaining showtimes are next … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethesda, dancing, entertainment, fiction, Irish, James Joyce, James Joyce's The Dead, Joyce, musical, plays, theater, theatre, Washington DC
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