City swap.(potomac theatre Project)(Brief article)
American Theatre, December, 2006
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NEW YORK CITY, MIDDLEBURY, VT., AND BOSTON: The Potomac Theatre Project, which has been in residence at Olney Theatre Center for the Arts in Maryland for a dozen years and in the Washington area for two full decades, will return to its Big Apple roots this summer. It's a homecoming of sorts for the company's three directors, Cheryl Faraone, Jim Petosa and Richard Romagnoli, who ran the New York Theatre Studio from 1977 to 1984.
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Over the years, the project offered D.C. audiences free or cheap admission (tickets never climbed above $15) to work by the likes of Athol Fugard, ...
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