Sarah Foard (Violin), Peter Brice (Button Accordion), Valerie A. Higgs (Musical Director-Piano), Eric Abalahin (Flute), and Tom Zebovitz (Cello) from Quotidian Theatre Company's production of James Joyce’s The Dead.

British author, composer, and actor Neil Brand once wrote, “All music communicates more than the sum of its notes.” Quotidian Theatre Company’s current production of James Joyce’s The Dead, in collaboration with the New Century American Irish-Arts Company, is

Kathleen Turner in Philadelphia Theatre Company’s production of Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins.

Bob Marley’s famous lyric is an apt motto for Academy Award-nominated actress Kathleen Turner, legendary journalist Molly Ivins, whom Turner currently is portraying in Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins at Arena Stage — and the playwrights who

First show you saw:
I think it was probably the three-person A Christmas Carol at Glen Echo when I was four or five. I saw it every single winter for years and years growing up.

First show you saw:
The first one I can truly remember was a production of Aesop’s Fables at the Monmouth Theater in Monmouth, Maine, though I was a volunteer usher with the company every summer from the age of 5 so I’m sure there were a few Shakespearean comedies thrown into the early mix.

First show you saw:
I grew up in a small town in Montana — we did not have a lot of live theatre options to choose from. I believe the first show I saw was at the Virginia City Players Theatre in