Spring means new flowers, baby animals, Easter egg hunts, taxes.
Is there a better play for April than one called “Death and Taxes”?
Not really, thought LaMone Rose, director of Etowah’s Gem Players, for as Benjamin Franklin said: “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.”
The play by Pat Cook, part comedy, part mystery, is set in the indistinct town of Hendricks, USA.
“It could be anywhere,” said Rose.
