

Cuckoos on the Hearth
Parker W. Fennelly
THE STORY: The time is winter, the place a chilly summer house on Long Island, where Allen and Charlotte, after twenty spendthrift years together, are hiding out --burning bogus art works for heat and raiding a neighbor's back porch for food.
They
"This biting, mordant comedy uses wit and laughter to delineate the plight of a group of “losers” who come together by chance in a chilly, deserted Long Island summer house. “…a stage full of characters as idiosyncratic as the Sycamores of You Can’t Take It With You, and just as amiable…a blizzard of hilarity…” —Boston Herald American. ”…great fun…some of the wittiest lines I've heard in a long, long time in the theater…"
— Providence Journal
For The Use Of The Hall is a American comedy play written by Oliver Hailey and published by Dramatists Play Service (1998).
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