Daguerreotype:

1. an obsolete photographic process, invented in 1839.
2. a picture made by this process.
3. a post-bellum love story.
4. a portrait of an artist in his final days.

Matthew Brady's images defined the Civil War. Now, at the twilight of his life, Matthew must choose between the life he has built and the legacy he wants to leave behind. Daguerreotype is a fascinating and candid journey into the mind of one of America's unsung artistic pioneers, and the iconic and powerful nature of the photograph.

We Can't Reach You, Hartford is the true story of the Hartford Circus Fire of July 6th, 1944. One month from D-Day, the Hartford Circus Fire &mdash which killed 168 circus-goers, mostly women and children &mdash seemed a small tragedy. But the story of the fire that destroyed "The Greatest Show on Earth" raises the most fundamental questions. This play explores the loss of innocence of a city, a missing girl who becomes the object of obsession and a search for the truth in a piece of history that no one can reach.

The Gulicks have 45 minutes to convince you their son is innocent. They will be questioned, interviewed, accused. Who is guilty? Who can judge? What makes truth so elusive? In Tone Clusters, renowned prose author Joyce Carol Oates explored honesty, perspective, and denial through one couple's harrowing attempt to save the person they love.