Barbara Pollard

Teenagers. OMG. Just saying it sends flashing neon warning alerts into the universe. For many of us having a teenager is the most challenging thing that’s happened to us since we were teenagers ourselves. Does history really repeat, or can we teach our teens not to make the same mistakes we did? Would they even listen? Or course not. They’re teenagers. We know this.

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Street Sense Artists/Vendors Michael Craig and Barbara Pollard interviewed actor and playwright Richard Hoehler on April 12. His off-Broadway production “I of the Storm” is coming to D.C. for one night only, May 4. Hoehler’s play follows the story of a man who finds himself living on the street yet discovering his true self for the first time. Craig and Pollard dive into Hoehler’s outlook on theater, homelessness and humanity. Street Sense: Do you ever feel stage fright? Richard Hoehler: Always.