The Marianne Boesky Gallery on West 24th Street, New York, NY

• http://www.potomactheatreproject.org
• Review of recent production of The Europeans

For further information email faraone@middlebury.edu

Company: Jan Maxwell, Alex Draper and Stephanie Janssen

Leadership
Cheryl Faraone is a co-founder and co-director of the Potomac Theatre Project; she has produced all of PTP’s 20 seasons in the Washington area as well as it’s preceding eight seasons in Manhattan as the New York Theatre Studio. She is a former Vice President of the ART/NY Board of Directors. Directing credits include The Real Thing and Anna Karenina for the Olney Theatre Center.  She is a member of the theatre faculty at Middlebury College (since 1986). Ms Faraone is a graduate of Catholic University and Florida State University's School of Theatre.
Richard Romagnoli  is a co-founder and co-director of the Potomac Theatre Project. Directing projects include Private Lives, Candida, The Homecoming, The Importance of Being Earnest and Camille for the Olney Theatre Center and Italian-American Reconcilation for Project Y. He is a professor of theatre at Middlebury College in Vermont. Mr. Romagnoli trained at the Catholic University of America and the School of Theatre at Florida State University.
Jim Petosa is the Director of the School of Theatre at Boston University and Artistic Director of the Olney Theatre Center for the Arts in Olney, Maryland and the Artistic Head of National Players touring company. He began working with Potomac Theatre Project (then NYTS) in 1977 and became a co-director of the company in 1981 and spearheaded the move to the Washington area in 1986.

Alex Cranmer and Alex Draper, NO END OF BLAME by Howard Barker, 2007

SCENES FROM AN EXECUTION (2008): Jan Maxwell (GALACTIA) and David Barlow (CARPETA)

SCENES FROM AN EXECUTION (2008): Peter Schmitz (PRODO) and Jan Maxwell (GALACTIA)

THE EUROPEANS (2009): Valerie Leonard (SECOND MOTHER) Antoinette LaVecchia (EMPRESS) and Robert Emmet Lunney (STARHEMBERG

THE EUROPEANS (2009): Robert Zuckerman (ORPHULS) and Aidan Sullivan (KATRIN);

THE EUROPEANS (2009): The company with Brent Langdon (LEOPOLD) holding Concilia.

Productions of the Potomac Theatre Project (PTP/NYC)