Give 'Em Hell, Harry!
by Carl Eugene Bolte

This exciting drama about the Truman White House Years captures the saga of an improbable but great statesman, the events of his time, and his momentous decisions.

Also present are the women in his life: mother, wife, and daughter.

The high-and-mighty who helped him win the war and plan for peace, as well as old friends from home also fill the stage.

There is the colorful, salty speech of a bourbon-drinking Baptist who said, “The buck stops here,” “I am tired of babysitting the Soviets,” and, “If you can’t stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.”

Easily staged, well-paced to thrill every audience.