Finding truth and beauty in the everyday
Quotidian Theatre Company's production of Eugene O'Neill's ambitious ensemble piece The Iceman Cometh runs October 25 - November 24. Christian Sullivan follows up an acclaimed production of Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere at Rorschach Theatre, where he's just been made a company member, with his Quotidian debut: Ah, iOS 7.0.2 update. What a perfect time to write... Continue Reading →
Quotidian Theatre Company's production of Eugene O'Neill's ambitious ensemble piece The Iceman Cometh runs October 25 - November 24. After becoming a company member at The Hub Theatre and making waves with the Capital Fringe hit We Tiresias (named Best Local Play by Washington City Paper), actor Chris Stinson makes his QTC debut with Iceman,... Continue Reading →
Quotidian Theatre Company's production of Eugene O'Neill's ambitious ensemble piece The Iceman Cometh runs October 25 - November 24. Actor Carolyn Kashner (formerly Carolyn Myers) returns to QTC after appearing in the company's best-selling musical James Joyce's The Dead, and has this to say about her character Margie and the deeper themes of the play:... Continue Reading →
Subscriptions are still on sale for Quotidian Theatre Company's 16th season: The Iceman Cometh, an eighteen-actor masterwork by award-winning American author Eugene O'Neill (Long Day's Journey into Night, Hughie, Ah! Wilderness); Faith Healer, an intimate and visceral three-person narrative by influential European dramatist Brian Friel (Dancing at Lughnasa, Afterplay); and the U.S. premiere of The... Continue Reading →
Quotidian Theatre Company's D.C. area premiere of The Birds by Conor McPherson runs through August 11. Actor Ted Schneider, no stranger to Quotidian or McPherson, shares some thoughts on the playwright's work: Conor McPherson’s The Birds is currently running at Quotidian Theatre Company. Yes, that The Birds, adapted from the same source, Daphne du Maurier’s... Continue Reading →
Quotidian Theatre Company opens the D.C. area premiere of The Birds by Conor McPherson on July 12th. ADing the production is longtime QTC collaborator Sharon Dodd, who explains what "ADing" means: Usually, blog posts for our site are submitted by the actors or director of a show, but this one comes from a little-known gremlin... Continue Reading →
Following the best-selling musical James Joyce’s The Dead and the critically-acclaimed drama A Walk in the Woods, Quotidian Theatre Company closes its 15th anniversary season with the D.C. area premiere of The Birds — celebrated playwright Conor McPherson’s unique, morally-challenging adaptation of the Daphne du Maurier short story that inspired Alfred Hitchcock’s film. Quotidian’s co-founder... Continue Reading →
Quotidian Theatre Company would like to offer you a role in our company. If you have ever had the hankering to find out what goes on behind the scenes at a small professional theatre company and are interested in volunteering to help the members of Quotidian’s board in their off-stage roles, please let us know.... Continue Reading →
Steve LaRocque presents Byline: Ernie Pyle If you enjoyed QTC favorite Steve LaRocque in A Walk in the Woods, be sure to catch his one-man show Byline: Ernie Pyle, which he's performing for free three different times in the next few weeks: Thursday, 25 April 2013 at 1:00pm at Congregation Har Tzeon, 1840 University Boulevard West,... Continue Reading →
