Embarrassed By Your Family?

In a preview of the classic “Arsenic and Old Lace” play, reporter Blair Koch of the Twin Falls News-Tribune writes: “Anybody who has brought home a date knows: Adding a person into the folds of your family can be gut-wrenching. In Joseph Kesselring’s classic ‘Arsenic and Old Lace,’ the Random Acts of Theatre Players bring to life the hilarious troubles of Mortimer Brewster, played by 19-year-old College of Southern Idaho drama major Thomas Crozier of Jerome. Mortimer discovers his closet contains not a few embarrassing skeletons but a growing graveyard after he proposes to Elaine, played by Megan Choate.” More here.

Question: Do you have any family members who’d be at home as strange characters in a Broadway play?