Quotidian Theatre Company

Set in 1950s Harrison, Texas. Emily Davis is about to be married and is determined not to let her parents talk her and her ambitious new husband into living with them. But Emily's mother, an expert in emotional blackmail, will not be deterred from getting her own way.

Administrative Address

4508 Walsh Street
The Writer's Center
North Bethesda, MD 20815
United States

Administrative Phone Number

Website

http://www.quotidiantheatre.org

Theatre Description

Prized by its patrons for its intimate stagings, QTC specializes in productions of naturalistic plays about the truth and beauty in everyday or “quotidian” life. This boutique theater caters to those who enjoy pondering–and discussing with friends after the show–the meaning of a great play.

Set in 1950s Harrison, Texas. Emily Davis is about to be married and is determined not to let her parents talk her and her ambitious new husband into living with them. But Emily's mother, an expert in emotional blackmail, will not be deterred from getting her own way.

Chris Stinson, Matthew Vaky, and Joseph Palka in QTC's "Port Authority." (Fall 2019) Photo by Steve LaRocque.

Marnie Kanarek and Brendan Murray in QTC's "The Mollusc." (Summer 2019) Photo by Steve LaRocque.

Carol Spring and Steve LaRocque in QTC's "Ghost Writer." (Spring 2019) Photo by Clay Teunis

David Dubov as Bottom in QTC's "An Irish Twist on A Midsummer Night's Dream." (Summer 2018) Photo by Steve LaRocque.

Ian Blackwell Rogers and Chelsea Mayo in QTC's original production of Anton Chekhov's "The Lady with the Little Dog" (Summer 2016)

Chelsea Mayo, John Decker, Jane Squier Bruns, Stephanie Mumford, Michele Osherow, Steve LaRocque, Christine Alexander, and Michael Avolio in QTC's "The Veil" (Summer 2014)

Cast of QTC's "The Iceman Cometh" (Fall 2013)

Lou Pangaro, Steve Beall, Janice Hall, Jane Squier Bruns, Leah Mazade, David Dubov, Carolyn Myers Kashner, and Vanessa Kinzey in the musical of "James Joyce's The Dead" (Winter 2012)

Michele Osherow, Malinda Ellerman, Erika Imhoof, and Stephanie Mumford in QTC's "A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur" (Summer 2010)