Camping With Henry & Tom
by Mark St Germain

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Highlights

1920sAll MenExterior SetPeriod CostumesAmerican

Awards & Recognition

Lucille Lortel Award

Winner! 1995 Off Broadway Lucille Lortel Awards, including Outstanding Play of the season.

What readers are saying

Readers find 'Camping With Henry & Tom' to be a humorous and engaging exploration of historical figures. Many appreciate the performances, particularly those of Alan Alda and Charles Durning, and find the script thought-provoking and relevant. However, some feel the pacing can be slow, detracting from the overall experience.

Well-acted performancesHumorous and engagingThought-provoking scriptPacing can be slow

Synopsis

In 1921, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and President Warren G. Harding took a camping trip together into the Maryland woods to escape civilization; what they couldn't escape was each other.

Inspired by an actual event, Camping with Henry and Tom is an exploration of friendship, politics and leadership; a comedic and dramatic clash of two great minds and one great heart of the twentieth century.

Press Reviews

"Wonderfully entertaining.... Full of thought and feeling.... A treasure chest that leaves the audience aglow with pleasure."

— N.Y. Post

"Witty, elegant, and enormously entertaining.... Unusually literate, funny and captivating."

— N.Y. Daily News

"Delightful, rollicking, quintessentially American fiction [that] turns us for a couple of hours into the happiest of campers."

— N.Y. Magazine

Characters

Character
Warren G. Harding

twenty-ninth president of the United States.

Thomas Alva Edison

inventor, seventy-four year-old.

Colonel Edmund Starling

secret service man, age thirty-five.

Henry Ford

industrialist, age fifty-eight.

Publication

PublisherSamuel French
Year1995
BindingPaperback
Pages83
PlaceNew York
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573695766
ISBN-100573695768
LCCPS3569.T122 C36 1995
DCC812/.54

Camping With Henry & Tom is a American play written by Mark St Germain and published by Samuel French in New York (1995).

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