Quotidian Theatre Company Presents Two Rarely-Performed One-Person Shows
By: Julie Musbach Oct. 19, 2017
Quotidian Theatre Company opens its celebratory 20thanniversary season with two shows in repertory: Horton Foote's A Coffin in Egypt, and Conor McPherson's St Nicholas. Jack Sbarbori, QTC Artistic Director, and Foote and McPherson expert directs both shows.
Per DC Theatre Scene critic Tim Treanor, "Quotidian takes a back seat to no theater in Washington as an interpreter of Foote." Continuing that leading role, QTC presents A Coffin in Egypt, a rare play by Academy Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Horton Foote. The one-woman show is a meditation on one 90-year-old widow's dramatic life in the small Texas town of Egypt. Jane Squier Bruns, who excelled as Carrie Watts in Foote's The Trip to Bountiful and as Josie Weems in last season's Night Seasons, returns to take on this challenging role. A Coffin in Egypt is directed by QTC Artistic Director and Foote expert Jack Sbarbori.Members of the press are invited to contact Quotidian at 301-816-1023, to schedule review dates and times.

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