FATHER OF THE BRIDE

Tour Cost per person $146

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Meadow Brook Theatre presents the classic comedy “Father of the Bride”

Sunday January 14, 2024  at 2pm

Included lunch prior to the performance at The White Horse Inn, Metamora MI

Tour Cost per person $146

Full Payment is due along with your Reservation Form to reserve your seat on this tour. Reservations are first come, first served. Reservations are due prior to December 1, 2023. Any reservation that occurs after December 1, 2023 will not be refunded unless a replacement can be found. In the unlikely event that Parrott’s Tours cancels this tour, all money paid will be refunded.

Start time 7am

End time 8pm

Join us for the classic comedy “Father of The Bride” Based on the novel by Edward Streeter

Pick Up Points & Departure Times

Deckerville        Sandusky       Scott’s Quik Stop     M-24 & M-46   or   Imlay City Tractor Supply

Locations listed above are common pickup points and the direction we will be traveling. We will travel along M-46W, M-53S or M-24S. This tour may offer more options based on passenger need. Final departure location and times will be determined after December 1, 2023. Please list your preferred pick up location on the reservation form.

Father of the Bride is a full-length comedy adapted for the stage by Caroline Francke from the classic novel by Edward Streeter. This hilarious comedy is about a father who is overwhelmed by all of the turmoil – not to mention finances – caused by his daughter's out of control wedding.

Play info……………………………

Poor Mr. Banks! His jacket is too tight, he can’t get a cocktail, and he’s footing the bill.... He’s the father of the bride. Stanley Banks is just your ordinary suburban dad. He’s the kind of guy who believes that weddings are simple affairs in which two people get married. But when daddy’s little girl announces her engagement, Mr. Banks feels like his life has been turned upside down.

Meadow Brook Theatre Rating: Middle School & Up

Information about The White Horse Inn………………………………..

Originally established in 1850 as a general store, then an inn and working stagecoach stop, the White Horse Inn is a historical and architectural beauty.

Nestled in Metamora, Michigan, The White Horse Inn is one of the oldest original buildings in the city. Making its debut as a general store in 1848, Lorenzo Hoard bought the building two years later and converted it into an inn, which he renamed the Hoard House.

The Hoard House served as a welcoming rest stop for weary travelers, coming by stagecoach or train, where they could get a good night's sleep and a hearty dinner of boiled mutton, oyster sauce and a draft of beer for 10 cents.

From 1929 to 2012, The White Horse Inn remained Michigan's oldest restaurant but had become rundown throughout the years. Longtime Metamora residents Linda Egeland and Victor Dzenowagis purchased and rebuilt The White Horse Inn, reinvigorating the building, architecture and menu for the 21st century.