"PTP's...season could have served as the hot, dense centerpiece of an Edinburgh-like pageant...(the company) needs to be congratulated for reaching beyond the mere mounting of a summer repertory to the creation of an evening which stands as an original dramatic event."

--S.H. Kupritz, Plays International

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.