From left: Eric Jordan, Melissa O'Neil and Kaitlin Marshall star in "The House of Yes," which opened at M&D at the Eastern Slope Inn Playhouse on Thursday. (LISA DUFAULT PHOTO)
From left: Eric Jordan, Melissa O'Neil and Kaitlin Marshall star in "The House of Yes," which opened at M&D at the Eastern Slope Inn Playhouse on Thursday. (LISA DUFAULT PHOTO)
CONWAY — It may be Easter this weekend, but it’s Thanksgiving at M&D at the Eastern Slope Inn Playhouse in North Conway Village, as the theater company presents the black comedy “House of Yes,” its first production at its new home in the historic playhouse.
“House of Yes,” which opened Thursday, April 18, with performances Thursday through Sunday for the next two weeks, starts from a familiar premise — an adored son and brother introducing his fiancee to his disapproving family — but playwright Wendy MacLeod uses the set-up to explore an unsettling family dynamic. The Pascals make the Addams Family look like the Cleavers.
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