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The story deals with the conflict between summer visitors to the South Shore of Long Island who have come for the wedding of a lovely young girl and a highly eligible young man, and two of the permanent residents who become entangled in their lives. It skirts about the plot of Sleeping Beauty, but never settles for long in one mold. There is social comment on conformity and other failings of our modern civilization. There is satire of the mores of the rich and the not so rich but there is also pure, unadulterated, old-fashioned romance, a commodity too rarely hawked from our contemporary stage. November 9 - 26 Thur-Sat at 8pm, Sun at 4pm
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