This photo taken March 26, 2014 shows actor Richard Thomas, who will play President Jimmy Carter in the upcoming play "Camp David", during an interview with The Associated Press at the Arena Stage in Washington. Thirty-six years after President Jimmy Carter made peace between Egypt and Israel, “Camp David” is now both history and theater. Carter and his wife Rosalynn returned to Washington on Thursday night to open a new play commissioned by Arena Stage. It retraces the 13 days of tense negotiations in 1978. By the time the lights came up, the former president had tears in his eyes and was soon hugging actor Richard Thomas who played him on stage.(AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
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