In Emmy-Winning Writer's Play, Friends Reunite At Haunted Bucks Co. Inn After 50 Years

MORRISVILLE, PA — The new play "Reckonings in New Hope," co-produced by the nonprofit ActorsNET and the emerging New Hope Repertory Theater Company, will play Bucks County life for laughs and nostalgia when it premiers at a Morrisville theater this month.

"We're presenting a serio-comic tale of three childhood friends who reunite at the allegedly most haunted inn in Bucks County for their 50th high school reunion," guest director Rick Goodwin explained to Broadway World. "Each man is dealing with life-altering situations while committing to buy and save the inn from outside developers."

The show was written by Emmy-winning writer Christopher Canaan and co-stars Canaan, regionally-lauded performer George Hartpence, and Joey Perillo of Yardley.

"This show was a perfect opportunity to again collaborate with Chris, who is also the Artistic Director of New Hope Rep, to bring another new Bucks County romp to our stage," said Cheryl Doyle, ActorsNET's artistic director.

The show premieres at the Heritage Center Theatre Jan. 28 and runs weekends through Feb. 13. Tickets are $24 for adults, $20 for seniors and students, and $12 for children age 12 and under.

Read more from Broadway World: World Premiere Play RECKONINGS IN NEW HOPE Announced At ActorsNET

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