is a play about losing your place in the world.

It features a FATHER and a SON, each forced prematurely into retirement from their chosen professions, coping in very different ways: One takes to his pup tent with a typewriter and some memories, and the other takes to the woods to show the field mice who's boss;

It features a dutiful MOTHER, yanked from her comfortable home in the suburbs and transplanted to the wilderness, where she is pushed to commit sabotage and covert reupholstering;

It features a DAUGHTER in sensible shoes, freshly removed from her job as a palliative care nurse and carrying the burden of a terrible secret that threatens to tear apart the whole family;

And, finally, it features the WIDOWER NEXT DOOR, with plenty of secrets of his own buried in the unlikeliest of places.

LAST HOUSE is a comedy