New Hampshire’s Lakes Region comes alive with theatre each summer. Summer theatres include the Lake Winnipesaukee Theatre in Laconia; Interlakes Theatre in Meredith; Barnstormer’s Theatre in Tamworth; and the Papermill Theatre http://www.glynnhouse.com/area/id10.htm (North Country Center for the Arts) in Lincoln http://www.glynnhouse.com/area/id10.htm. Three of the theatres offer classic New England summer stock with professional performers. The other theatre offers audiences a schedule of delightful performances throughout the year. A new theatre – Jean’s Playhouse – is replacing the old Papermill Theatre, which served the North Country for 24 years. The new theatre is scheduled to open in June land will be located in the heart of picturesque Lincoln. The new building includes 12,000 square feet and comfortable seating. It will be able to offer year around performances.
The Summer 2012 program is guaranteed to delight visitors and residents alike. This summer’s calendar http://www.glynnhouse.com/calendar/ includes The Wedding Singer; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; and A Grand Night for Singing.
Use the romantic Glynn House Inn – situated less than 25 minutes from the Barnstormers Papermill Theatre - offering elegant surroundings, delicious food, uncompromising service and genuine hospitality. Bring your favorite four-footed canine pal and reserve one of four pet friendly rooms. View the Glynn House www.glynnhouse.com/ website for other special offers plus additional information about the Inn and local activities.
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