George Washington Slept Here Play (with actress Deb C) in Manchester NH

The comedy play chronicles the trials and tribulations of Newton Fuller who craves—and gets—”a little place in the country to call his own.” Newton and his wife, Annabell, and their daughter, Madge, are hypnotized into taking over one of those windowless, waterless, almost roofless houses that dot the countryside.

The ensuing troubles may be summed up by a search for water, a quarrel with a neighbor who owns not only the brook but the very road that leads from the highway to the house, the attempted elopement of the daughter with a summer-theatre actor, and the usual invasion of the weekend guests, including a prodigal uncle who is assumed to be rich but turns out to be just another bankrupt. It is discovered that the neighbor really doesn’t own Newton’s roadway, and that Newton’s wife, who began by showing disgust over her husband’s idiocy in wanting to live in the country, decides that he was right all along.

Ticket prices are: Adult $20/Senior $15. To save the $2.50 online fees suggest you call box office directly to buy your ticket. We have a block of reserved seats through June 13, you can buy tickets after that, but there’s no guarantee you can be seated near the group. The box office is open Tuesday to Friday from 9a-5. Their phone # is 603-669-7469. Mention meetup LoriA1 to get the reserved seat. Give your credit card number when purchasing seat and they will send you an email confirmation.

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